National security adviser Mike Waltz expected to exit Trump administration ...Middle East

National security adviser Mike Waltz is expected to exit the Trump administration according to numerous media reports citing anonymous U.S. officials. Waltz came under fire after a journalist was mistakenly added to a group chat with other top officials about U.S. military plans with Yemen.

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