## Calls for Hegseth's Resignation Spread After War Plans Text Blunder: 'If This Doesn't Get You Fired, Nothing Does'

Authored by latintimes.com

The messages, intended for high-level officials, detailed upcoming strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen and were sent through a group chat on the Signal app.

In a message that began "TEAM UPDATE," Hegseth detailed the targets, weapons, and attack sequencing associated with the March 15 attack against Yemen.

The revelation has been criticized as a grave breach of national security protocols, with social media platforms inundated with demands for accountability.

You are grossly incompetent," one user wrote of Hegseth.

"A lot of people in that little chat leak need to resign in shame and be replaced by adults with experience," another said.

Others called Hegseth a "disgrace," with one post noting, "If this doesn't get you fired, nothing does.".

President Donald Trump dismissed the report, claiming to have just heard about it "for the first time," when questioned by reporters—a tactic the president has used previously. »

### The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans

Authored by theatlantic.com

The reason I knew this is that Pete Hegseth, the secretary of defense, had texted me the war plan at 11:44 a.m.

Throughout 2024, the Biden administration was ineffective in countering these Houthi attacks; the incoming Trump administration promised a tougher response.

Two days later—Thursday—at 4:28 p.m., I received a notice that I was to be included in a Signal chat group. »

### Top US officials appeared to message a journalist Houthi strike plans

Authored by bbc.com

Top US officials shared Yemen strike plans with journalist in group chat.

He said he had seen classified military plans for US strikes on Houthi rebels, including weapons packages, targets and timing, two hours before the bombs struck.

Watch: President Trump says he knows 'nothing' about journalist in Houthi strike group chat. »

### Winnipeg woman run over after dispute about empty spot in parking lot: Police

Authored by cbc.ca

A woman in her 30s was run over by a vehicle following an argument with a driver about saving an open parking spot in Winnipeg, police say.

The victim was standing in an unoccupied parking stall to save it for a family member who was driving through a lot at a recreational facility, police said.

The driver began arguing with the woman and proceeded to drive into the stall, knocking her to the ground, police said. »

### On Bloodborne’s 10th Birthday, and With Neither a Sequel nor a Next-Gen Update in Sight, Fans Once Again Organize a Return to Yharnam

Authored by ign.com

Bloodborne turns 10 years old today, and fans are celebrating by organizing yet another return to Yharnam community event.

That’s all we have to go on, really, which leaves Bloodborne fans to take it upon themselves to organize Return to Yharnam community events.

Perhaps this will be all that’s left for fans to do in the world of Bloodborne forever more. »

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