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There's a lot going on in this latest Trump post on Truth Social but he ends by endorsing Carr's threats to revoke broadcast licenses for what he calls "Corrupt and Highly Unpatriotic 'News' Organizations." https://t.co/jb2EJc9NQT
Lone Democrat on the FCC responds to Republican Chairman Brendan Carr’s threats to broadcasters: https://t.co/e9xfRAbUII
Hey night owls and west coasters, I'll be on @BBCNews at 11:15 p.m. ET to talk about the FCC chairman's threats against broadcasters over Iran war coverage. Tune in! https://t.co/e9xfRAbUII
NEW >> Trump's FCC chairman threatened broadcasters Saturday amid the president’s escalating attacks on the media over Iran war coverage. https://t.co/e9xfRAbUII
Statement from CNN after a day of criticism from the White House and the Pentagon.
NEW: The Pentagon outlined a sweeping “modernization” effort for Stars and Stripes, according to an internal memo reviewed by The Washington Post, following up on a promise to overhaul the newspaper and rid it of “woke distractions.” w/ @liamjscott https://t.co/o1yfVbhlnX
Lawyers for the New York Times rebuke the government's latest filing attempting to clarify statements made in court. "The only thing it further clarifies is that the Policy has no workable, meaningful standards," they write. https://t.co/FFGv6NpMSD https://t.co/4rJWhGMdlF
To say I'm excited for Jon would be the understatement of the millennium. An exquisite pairing of editor and publication — and a job so richly deserved.
In remarks accepting the RTDNA First Amendment Award tonight, Fox News nat-sec correspondent @JenGriffinFNC spoke about the Pentagon press corps walking out in protest, the importance of Voice of America, and the safety risks for journalists — including fallen colleagues....
Wow. The government corrects a statement its lawyer said in court, that the credential policy is “more subjective.” It amends to say that the standards are objective.
I will be on @MSNOWNews with @ChrisJansing around 1:20 p.m. discussing my reporting for @washingtonpost about Pete Hegseth banning photographers from briefings for publishing “unflattering” photos of him. Tune in! https://t.co/4EbXGWkVHt
Thank you to everyone who read and commented on our story about the Pentagon shutting out photographers for publishing “unflattering” photos of Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth. As always, I’m reachable on Signal at scottnover.99 if there’s anything you think I...
The National Press Club’s statement on our story in The Washington Post on the Pentagon banning photographers from briefings after they published “unflattering” photos. https://t.co/4EbXGWkVHt https://t.co/yWQniBhU0i
Scoop: The Pentagon barred press photographers from briefings on the ongoing U.S.-Israeli military conflict with Iran after they published photos of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that his staff deemed "unflattering." https://t.co/4EbXGWkVHt
Judge Friedman asked both NYT and DOD to submit proposed orders for a summary judgment ruling. The gov't declined, saying the press policy is "constitutional and not arbitrary and capricious." The NYT submitted a proposed order to strike parts of...
Signal says "government officials and journalists" have had their accounts compromised via social engineering attacks (rather than any hack of its own system).
Voice of America director Michael Abramowitz sent this note to staffers today after a federal judge found that Kari Lake has been unlawfully running USAGM, VOA’s parent agency. https://t.co/lydC2h0w7s
