Outlets defy Pentagon, risk accreditation
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Major U.S. news organizations, including Fox News, ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN, refused to sign the Pentagon’s new press-access rules, risking loss of accreditation.
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Reposted by Daniel W. Drezner
Officials are even "testing" staff to see if they watched — and are threatening consequences if they lie about watching it or if they mock it, sources tell @swin24.bsky.social and I.
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by Victor Asal
Fox’s dissent is notable considering the Trump-friendly views of many of its opinion hosts
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by Matthew Bunn
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Reposted by Kori Schake
There've been weeks when the wind is at authoritarians' backs. Let's hope these suggest a different wind direction this week. www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news...
Reposted by Janet Murray
Reposted by Colin Woodard
“It speaks volumes that so many respected outlets have refused to sign this misguided order. Mr. Hegseth and his team have missed the mark legally and morally."
Reposted by Dean Baker
Five major broadcast networks, including #FoxNews, refuse to assign new Trump policy that would have let the Pentagon decide if stories could be published.
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The NYT, Washington Post, Atlantic, and NPR are refusing to sign the agreement.
Kudos to the media outlets standing up to this blatant authoritarianism.
by Kori Schake
Reposted by Kori Schake
Reposted by Mohan J. Dutta, Dean Baker
by James Stavridis Reposted by Louis D Johnston, Andrew Curry
Reposted by Nina Jankowicz
Dozen of outlets — including conservative ones — have said they'll refuse to sign: WaPo, NYT, Newsmax, The Atlantic, WSJ, NPR, the Washington Examiner, Reuters, POLITICO, and more.