Dozens of reporters have left the Pentagon after refusing to comply with new Defense Department rules that limit their reporting capabilities.
The Boston Globe • 15 Oct 23:37
Dozens of reporters have left the Pentagon after refusing to comply with new Defense Department rules that limit their reporting capabilities.
AP News • 15 Oct 22:12
Dozens of reporters have relinquished their Pentagon access in response to new regulations limiting their reporting capabilities.
AP News • 14 Oct 17:55
Leading news organizations, including The New York Times and Newsmax, refuse to sign the Pentagon's new press policy, citing First Amendment concerns.
NBC News • 14 Oct 17:44
Leading news organizations refuse to sign the Pentagon's new press policy, citing concerns over press freedom and First Amendment rights.
AP News • 14 Oct 02:47
Several prominent news organizations, including The New York Times and The Associated Press, have declined to sign the Pentagon's new press access policy, citing concerns over press freedom.
The Hill • 14 Oct 00:54
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a handwave emoji to respond to media outlets refusing to sign the Pentagon's new press policy, which imposes restrictions on journalists' access and information solicitation.
Deadline • 13 Oct 21:16
Several prominent news organizations, including The New York Times and CNN, have declined to sign the Pentagon's new press policy, citing concerns over press freedom and First Amendment rights.
CBS News • 09 Oct 00:55
The Pentagon Press Association expresses apprehension regarding the Department of Defense's new credentialing policies, citing potential impacts on press freedom and access.
