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The Trump administration denies that a signal chat shared classified details with a journalist.

Plus, President Trump has been dismantling the Education Department well before he signed an executive order.

Certainly, we've seen hollowing out of other agencies to a much more extreme level than at the

education department, but they have made some dramatic downsizing,

and they have challenged legal limits.

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It's Tuesday, March 25th.

I'm Alex Osloaf for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.

The White House and two top intelligence officials have denied that classified materials

about military strikes in Yemen were shared by officials on a group chat on the non-government

service signal. Democrats have denounced

the security breach as reckless and dangerous. Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence,

and John Ratcliffe, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, told Congress today that

the chat among senior officials over a pending military strike against Houthi militants

didn't include classified information. The claim was

challenged by several senators who said it wasn't plausible that the chat could be unclassified.

Cash Patel, the Federal Bureau of Investigation Director, declined to say if his agency would

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