A WIRED review shows national security adviser Mike Waltz, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, and other top officials ...

A new analysis suggests the widely condemned error triggered by National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, who included a journalist in a group chat discussing top-secret war plans, may not be an isolated ...

Before it was changed, the Venmo account under Waltz’s name included a 328-person friend list that included White House officials ... and makes its own mind up on the issues of the day. The ...

Meanwhile, Wired found that a Venmo account apparently belonging to Waltz was open to the public until the magazine informed the national security adviser’s team about their review. That account had a ...

Jimmy Kimmel unloaded on the Trump administration over Signalgate last Thursday, calling the scandal a "perfect storm of incompetence." ...

The list includes reporters from ... He then mocked Waltz for his Venmo usage, asking the audience, “Security issues aside, isn’t it a little disturbing that a guy overseeing our national ...

Waltz was also found by Wired to have kept his active Venmo account’s friends list public ... thing you think of is the counterintelligence issue, right? And the security vulnerabilities.

Waltz had a publicly visible contact list on Venmo that included 328 people in ... After Wired pointed out the issue, Wiles and Waltz made their contact lists private. Miriam Yarimi, driver ...

Waltz’s Venmo friends list also included a slew of media personalities ... Wisconsin’s Supreme Court is set to weigh questions on hot-button issues, including the use of voter drop boxes ...

After the outlet contacted Waltz on WhatsApp and Signal, both accounts appeared to go dark. Meanwhile, Wired found that a Venmo account ... public 328-person friend list, with journalists ...