Several White House National Security Council officials were fired on Thursday in the first major purge of Trump's second term, Reuters reported.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio admitted that "someone made a big mistake" by adding The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg to a now-infamous Signal groupchat. The post Marco Rubio Admits ‘Someone Made a Big Mistake’ by Adding Journalist to Secret War Plans Chat first appeared on Mediaite.

For the first time since the Signal chat exchange debacle was revealed this week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio admitted "someone made a big mistake" in adding a journalist to a group chat.

Rubio arrives in Brussels on Thursday for two days of meetings with his NATO counterparts and European officials, and he can expect to be confronted with questions about the future U.S. role in the alliance. With him on the trip will be newly confirmed U.S. ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker.

Marco Rubio is visiting NATO's headquarters for a meeting of foreign ministers, putting him on the front lines of the Trump administration's push against U.S. allies.

and Secretary of State Marco Rubio (bottom left). More Getty/Newsweek Hegseth has said he did not share "war plans," and the White House has sought to downplay the controversy. Trump has publicly ...

Every single issue I am working on comes with the collaboration of Marco Rubio.” Rubio’s allies in the administration argue he and Witkoff are complementing each other rather than dueling, and both the State Department and the White House pushed back ...

Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, slammed U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday, calling the official an "imbecile" during Rubio's visit to neighboring Guyana

The White House said Monday it has concluded its review into how a journalist was added to a Signal message group chat, as high-ranking officials discussed military strikes in Yemen, calling the case "closed.

Despite encouraging words from U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, European allies and Canada remain concerned by President Donald Trump’s readiness to draw closer to Russian leader