Trump says AP will be curtailed at the White House until it changes its style to Gulf of America

The Virginian Pilot

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Editorial: By punishing the AP, the White House assaults the First Amendment

When President Donald Trump hosted Elon Musk in the Oval Office for an executive order signing last week, it was certainly newsworthy. The tech billionaire fielded questions from the assembled media about his ongoing infiltration of sensitive information throughout the federal government, an effort that remains cloaked in secrecy. Absent from that gathering was a reporter from the Associated Press, who was barred by White House staff from coveri…

RedState

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The Press Has Descended to a New Level in This AP vs. White House Battle and Claims of Censorship

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Guest Column: Trump clashes with press principles

Restricting Associated Press access to the Oval Office and Air Force One ranks as spite of a credible source of news during a perilous time for independent journalism.

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KETTER: Trump clashes with press principles

Restricting Associated Press access to the Oval Office and Air Force One ranks as spite of a credible source of news during a perilous time for independent journalism.

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Where's the Boycott? Trump's AP Ban Spurs Calls for Media Solidarity

Rather than spur boycotts and walkouts, Donald Trump’s indefinite ban of the Associated Press from the Oval Office has mustered little more than a collective shrug from the rest of the White House press corps. And that lack of journalistic solidarity has been conspicuous — and concerning — to those who follow the media for a living. Although former CNN anchor Jim Acosta has called for reporters to protest the punitive action against AP by boycot…

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America’s biggest oil producers adjust to a new reality in the Gulf of Whatever

Oil giants are falling in line to adopt the U.S. President’s contentious renaming of the home to major offshore oil and gas fields