The secretary of state claimed he was not exercising a double standard when he berated an NPR reporter last month and accused her of lying.
By Associated Press - February 03, 2020
The State Department’s attacks on the press are part of a larger trend within the Trump administration.
By Dan Desai Martin - January 28, 2020
The press restrictions are an ‘outrageous breach of press freedom,’ according to Mike DeBonis, a congressional reporter with the Washington Post.
By Dan Desai Martin - January 15, 2020
Sarah Huckabee Sanders instituted new rules that effectively deem the entire White House press corps unqualified to possess permanent press passes.
By Emily Singer - May 09, 2019
Trump was asked how he can improve relations with the press on World Press Freedom Day — and he responded by attacking the free press.
By Oliver Willis - May 03, 2019
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders once again tried to smear reporter April Ryan.
By Emily Singer - April 22, 2019
This is some chutzpah from a gang of serial liars like Team Trump.
By Emily Crockett - March 25, 2019
Trump banned reporters from covering his dinner with dictator Kim Jong Un, who he praised as a ‘friend.’
By Oliver Willis - February 27, 2019
New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger said Trump’s ‘enemy of the people’ attacks on the press are inciting violence against reporters worldwide.
By Emily Singer - February 20, 2019
Trump prioritized whining about the New York Times over responding to serious national security threats.
By Dan Desai Martin - February 20, 2019
The MAGA hat-wearing Kentucky teen who stared down a Native American protester on the National Mall sued the Washington Post for $250 million in damages, and Trump cheered him on.
By Emily Singer - February 20, 2019
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) called on Trump to take responsibility for rhetoric that leads to violence.
By Dan Desai Martin - February 12, 2019
