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Journalists turn in access badges, exit Pentagon rather than agree to new reporting rules

  • News outlets nearly unanimous in rejecting new rules imposed by defense chief Hegseth, effectively censoring what they can report on
  • “They want to spoon-feed information to the journalist... That’s not journalism,” said Jack Keane, a retired US Army general and Fox News analyst
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US media questions Bezos hacking claims

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Exposed: How Qatar manipulates American media

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Trump blames media for his tough image

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Experts react to poll exposing US ‘knowledge gap’ about Arab world

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