Shea Stevens

Defense Secretary Pete Hexeth put U.S.

troops in harm's way by sharing sensitive information on a pending U.S.

attack.

At issue is Hexeth's use of a messaging app, Signal, to discuss plans for the U.S.

attack on rebels in Yemen last March.

As NPR's Greg Myhre reports, Hexeth shared those messages with the journalist.

NPR's Greg Myrie reporting.

U.S.-Russian negotiations to end the war in Ukraine ended this week without any significant progress.

But NPR's Eleanor Beersley reports that Ukraine's negotiating team is preparing to soon meet with U.S.

envoys.

The Department of Homeland Security is ramping up its scrutiny of legal migrants.

This after an Afghan national was charged with shooting two National Guard members.

NPR's Ximena Bustillo has details.

U.S.

futures are flat and after hours trading on Wall Street, Asia-Pacific markets are higher.

This is NPR.

Border Patrol agents are now participating in an immigration crackdown in New Orleans.

The Department of Homeland Security says the operation targets undocumented migrants accused of committing crimes.

DHS says more than 200 Border Patrol and immigration enforcement agents are taking part in the operation.

Some business owners in New Orleans say they'll keep their doors closed until the effort is over.