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Marco Rubio’s Disappearing Signal Chat

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Michael Scherer, Missy Ryan, Nancy A. Youssef, Shane Harris
Marco Rubio’s Disappearing Signal Chat
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is under scrutiny for his use of disappearing messages on the Signal app, despite previous assurances to a federal court that he was not using such features for official business. Reports suggest he later enabled auto-delete settings in a chat regarding administration matters.

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This highlights potential violations of federal record-keeping laws by high-ranking officials and raises concerns about transparency in national security communications.

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The State Department told a court last year that the secretary didn’t use disappearing messages. By this spring, it had dropped that claim.

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The article focuses on the contradiction between official court declarations and the subject's subsequent actions, casting doubt on the administration's transparency.

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