Tonight breaking news.

Sources tell ABC News the defense secretary Pete Hegseth shared sensitive military details about the Yemen attacks in a second signal app chat.

Severe weather slams the nation's heartland.

Millions are on alert for potential flash flooding and Pope Francis surprises a faithful on this Easter Sunday.

First two sources confirmed to ABC News

that Hegeseth created a signal chat group

in which he discussed the attacks on Houthi rebels in March.

In that group, his wife, a former Fox News producer,

his brother who works at the Defense Department,

and his personal attorney.

There were 12 people in all.

The chat group occurred at about the same time as the

info in the first signal chat group that included a reporter from the Atlantic. This comes just

days after three top officials at DOD were fired. The dangerous weather slamming several states,

severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, multiple tornadoes reported. Overnight at least three people were killed in Oklahoma, as much as six inches of rain in the forecast.

With flood alerts from Texas to Illinois, our weather team is standing by.

The legal fight over deportations reaches a new level.

Justice Samuel Alito calls the Supreme Court's rare late-night ruling that put a halt to White House efforts to remove Venezuelans

unprecedented and legally questionable. Alito and Thomas are the only two justices who dissented.

The Trump administration's latest move in the case as Senator Van Hollen speaks out after his visit

with the wrongly deported migrant Kilmar Abrago-Garcia.

Why Van Hollen says the case is so important,

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