Absurd story out of The Atlantic today as one of their editors-in-chief is added to a Signal chat discussing military strikes in Yemen with key Trump administration figures.

As far as I can tell, the actions here are potentially illegal and definitely a huge disaster for at least 3 reasons:

1. Adding the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic to a discussion of highly sensitive military objectives

2. Having the chat over Signal, which is not approved by the government for sharing classified information

3. Having on disappearing messages, which likely violates federal records acts.

This market resolves YES if any of the following people are no longer in the Trump administration by the end of April for any reason related to this Signal thread and leak:

• Michael Waltz (National Security Adviser)

• JD Vance (Vice President)

• Pete Hegseth (Secretary of Defense)

• Susie Wiles (White House Chief of Staff)

• Tulsi Gabbard (Director of National Intelligence)

• Marco Antonio Rubio (Secretary of State)

• Scott Bessent (Treasury Secretary)

• John Ratcliffe (CIA Director)

• Steve Witkoff (Middle East and Ukraine Negotiator)

• Brian McCormack (Representative for National Security Council)

• Alex Wong (Deputy to National Security Adviser)

• Mike Needham (Counselor of State Department)

• Dan Caldwell (Representative for Defense)

• Dan Katz (Treasury Chief of Staff)

• Joe Kent (Director of National Counterterrorism)

• Andy Baker (Representative for Vice President)

• Stephen Miller (Homeland Security Advisor)

I'll be fairly loose about the reason being related to the leaked thread. If they're fired and it's unknown why but we have a decent suspicion, that counts. Same for people leaving/resigning and not explicitly being "fired".