What to know:
- NPR's report, citing an anonymous U.S. official, claimed the White House has started looking for a replacement for Hegseth.
- The report comes amid a second Signal chat controversy, in which Hegseth allegedly shared detailed plans for a military operation in Yemen with a group including his family members.
- President Donald Trump spoke with Hegseth on Sunday night to address the controversy and publicly defended him on Monday.
- Hegseth responded by condemning leaks and press reports during his first public appearance since the news broke.
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