The American public knew before Donald Trump that top administration officials had conducted airstrikes on Yemen via a Signal chat, and now it appears that the president has been left in the dark on other intelligence matters too.

In a striking revelation, it appears that President Trump was unaware of key military operations and administration actions, raising serious questions about the flow of information within his administration. During a news briefing, Trump admitted he had not been informed about U.S. soldiers missing in Lithuania, and was similarly surprised by revelations about a Signal chat involving his cabinet discussing airstrikes in Yemen. The situation highlights potential communication breakdowns at the highest levels of the U.S. government. On the legal front, Judge James Boasberg has been selected for the 'Signalgate' case, a scandal involving unauthorized disclosures of military plans. Trump's aggressive public response targeting Judge Boasberg further fuels the controversy. Additionally, the administration's handling of international students opposing Israeli policies through legal detentions is drawing criticism, perceived as a politicized strategy targeting dissenters under the Alien Enemies Act. The chaotic mishandling of communications and the judicial complexities resonate ongoing scrutiny about governance transparency, legal maneuvering, and political repressions during Trump's term.