US President Donald Trump rejected calls to fire National Security Advisor Michael Waltz after a security lapse involving an unsecured app to coordinate military strikes in Yemen. This exposed sensitive discussions about bombings and reimbursement expectations from allies. The incident has sparked criticism and ridicule, especially given past criticism of Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information.
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