Major TV networks and news agencies are boycotting the White House over Trump's treatment of journalists.

Major American television networks have suspended their participation in the so-called White House television pool and will no longer send film crews to events featuring President Donald Trump. They are thus expressing solidarity with journalists from three publications who have been denied access to the White House...

Trump threatens journalists with death penalty for 'incorrect' coverage of the Iran war

Donald Trump said reporters who cover his war with Iran in a negative light should be charged with treason, a crime punishable by death, The Daily Beast reports. The president announced this on his social media account on March 15…

Conservative American network Newsmax is launching a news channel in Ukraine.

American media company Newsmax is launching a local news channel in Ukraine. It is expected to launch this spring, according to Kyiv Independent. The network, founded by Chris Ruddy, a close ally of US President Donald Trump, and positioned as a conservative right-wing media outlet, will open a full-fledged editorial office in Kyiv for…

Airports and major media outlets have openly opposed the Trump administration's demands.

Airports in many cities are refusing to show a video on their big screens showing the head of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) blaming Democrats for the shutdown, The Washington Post reports. Meanwhile, The Guardian, along with several other leading media outlets, has refused to sign the new accreditation rules…

RT journalists denied accreditation to the US Congress

The Office of the US Congress Press Centers asked journalists and employees of the Russian TV channel RT to return their accreditation cards to Congress and the Senate. The management of RT was informed about this decision by the management of the press center, which is called the “Radio-Television Gallery,” in an official letter available to the BBC. According to the text of the statement, the decision...

In Russia, proposed to limit the work of five US media

The Russian Federation Council Commission for the Protection of State Sovereignty proposed that the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications introduce restrictions on five American media outlets operating in Russia, RIA Novosti reports. “The list includes five American media outlets whose activities in Russia can be considered propaganda rather than journalistic,” the agency’s source said...

Trump made public a list of terrorist attacks silent about the media

The White House has released a list of terrorist attacks that journalists had previously kept silent about. At least, this is what the official representative of the US President, Sean Spicer, says, writes washingtonpost.com. The list includes 78 terrorist attacks that occurred in the United States and the world from September 2014 to December 2016...

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