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Signalgate: Trump is Frustrated With Michael Waltz (But in Private)

U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly frustrated with national security adviser Michael Waltz for his mishandling of the Signal group chat meant for senior national security officials. Screenshots published by The Atlantic revealed that a user under Waltz’s name mistakenly added Jeffrey Goldberg, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, sparking a controversy for the White House.

In the meanwhile, U.S. military pilots are outraged not just by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s security lapse—revealing details about U.S. fighter jet attacks in Yemen—but by his refusal to admit fault. Across air bases and carrier ready rooms, frustration is mounting as aviators question whether the Pentagon truly prioritizes their safety and mission security moving forward.

On Thursday, Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ordered the Trump administration to preserve all Signal messages exchanged in the chat. The temporary restraining order mandates Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard to retain their texts from March 11 to 15.

What are the top Trump administration executives in the Signal chat saying?

Earthquakes Jolt Southeast Asia

Powerful earthquakes struck Southeast Asia on Friday, shaking buildings in Bangkok and neighboring Myanmar, triggering evacuations. The first one was measured as 7.7 on the Richter scale in Myanmar and was followed by four smaller shocks ranging between 4.5 and 6.6 in magnitude.

Home to over 17 million people, the greater Bangkok area is densely packed with high-rise apartments. In Bangkok, a skyscraper under construction collapsed, prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency. (Watch) A major hospital in Myanmar was overwhelmed with casualties, while trading on Bangkok’s stock exchange was temporarily halted.

Water from rooftop pools in Bangkok high-rises spilled over the edges as buildings swayed during the quake, sending debris falling onto the streets below. (Video)

When the earthquake struck around 1:30 pm, alarms blared across the city, sirens echoed through central Bangkok, and traffic came to a standstill. The elevated rapid transit system and subway were shut down amid the chaos.

NYC Court Blocks Texas From Summoning Doctor Prescribing Abortion Pills

A New York county clerk invoked the state’s shield law to block Texas from penalizing an NYC doctor for prescribing and mailing abortion medication to a woman in Texas.

The move marks the latest escalation in the ongoing legal battle between New York and Texas over their conflicting abortion laws—and the fate of Margaret Carpenter, a New York doctor working for a telemedicine abortion provider.

The acting clerk of Ulster County Taylor Bruck said in a statement, “In accordance with the New York State Shield Law, I have refused this filing and will refuse any similar filings that may come to our office. Since this decision is likely to result in further litigation, I must refrain from discussing specific details about the situation.”

In the meanwhile, major anti-abortion groups convened in Washington, D.C., on Thursday to launch a lobbying push urging Congress and President Donald Trump’s administration to defund Planned Parenthood. Some activists even called on Elon Musk to target the organization as part of his cost-cutting efforts.

A Quick Recap

Her Hustle

🌀 Is your wardrobe predicting a recession? Some say the return of peplum tops and skinny jeans signals economic doom but is fashion really that deep, or is it just its usual cyclic nature?

💸 You get a raise, promise to save, and then—somehow—your cart is always full, your dinners are fancier, and your budget? Gone. Lifestyle creep is sneaky like that, turning treats into habits before you even notice. So, how do you stop it before it drains your wallet?

She’s Got Game

⚽️ Chelsea staged a remarkable comeback, defeating Manchester City 3-0 in the Women's Champions League quarter-finals on Thursday, overturning a two-goal first-leg deficit to win 3-2 on aggregate.

​🏀 As UCLA's women's basketball team gears up for their March Madness clash against Ole Miss, they've taken a moment to send well wishes to rival JuJu Watkins.

The Glow Guide

💅 Lavender milk nails are taking over this spring—soft, dreamy, and effortlessly chic. Think a milky pastel purple that’s just the right mix of cute and classy. Perfect for when you want a little color and it's Selena Gomez approved!

🪒 Finding the perfect razor can feel like a never-ending quest, but there’s scoop on the best ones out there. From Billie’s cult-favorite to the ultra-luxe Flamingo, these razors promise a smooth, nick-free shave because your legs (and sanity) deserve it!

The Style Edit

👗 Forever 21’s fall from fashion grace is a warning sign that fast fashion is moving even faster! With Shein and Temu running the show, old-school brands need to keep up or be at the risk of fading out. The question is: Can they survive the digital takeover?

🌴 Swimsuit season is calling, and not all bikinis are created equal! From classic one-pieces to barely-there string styles, these brands are serving looks that’ll have you feeling like the “it girl” at the beach. Ready to find your perfect summer match?

House to Home

🏡 Your outdoor cushions survived the BBQs, the spilled margaritas, and maybe even a little unexpected rain—now it’s time for a refresh! Here’s how to clean them up and keep your patio looking chic all season long.

🌟 Giorgio Armani’s Upper West Side apartment is the definition of quiet luxury, being timeless, elegant, and effortlessly chic. Take a peek inside the designer’s perfectly curated space, where every detail whispers sophistication.

The Fame Frame

The POV Club

“Russian President Vladimir Putin is playing the U.S. President Donald Trump and special envoy Steve Witkoff like a Stradivarius,” writes Max Boot.

“With its spotlight on the ‘manosphere’, Netflix’s Adolescence begs the question: how do we raise good men,” writes Michael Flood.