If Mount Dora is the kingdom of antiquing, then Renninger’s Antique Center and Farmer’s Market is its castle. Sprawling ...

This comes less than a week after Waltz took “full responsibility” for a leaked Signal group chat involving senior Trump officials, which discussed plans for an upcoming strike on the Houthis ...

"If you think for one second they'd be having these chats over Signal and then be stupid enough to accidentally let a opposition journalist into the chat, man, you really fell for it hook line and ...

As threats escalate, organizers say this proactive step signals Florida's commitment to protecting its judiciary, ensuring they can serve the public without compromising their well-being.

The messages had been set to delete in violation of record-keeping requirements. A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to preserve the contents of the chat in which top national ...

Once again, a Florida man is at the center of Washington’s biggest news story. The Atlantic’s publication of the now-infamous Signal messages has continued to create a firestorm on Capitol Hill.

Retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Richard Newton called the Signal app leak “an extraordinary breach of security” that raises serious concerns about operational communications among top national security ...

Here's what to know about White House claims on the Signal flap: President Donald Trump and his top aides aren't denying that they started a chat group in Signal to talk about a pending military ...

Through a stroke of exceptional carelessness, President Trump’s top deputies got caught this week discussing sensitive military operations via the popular smartphone app Signal. The brewing ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Florida lawmakers are weighing in as the fallout over a Trump administration Signal chat continues on Capitol Hill and beyond. The Atlantic released new messages Wednesday ...

London — In the British Parliament, the Signal group chat controversy prompted a hard question on Wednesday for the U.K. leader from opposition lawmaker Ed Davey: Can Britain still trust America ...