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Media outlets, including Fox News and CNN, refuse to sign Pentagon’s press access rules

The Pentagon is telling beat reporters to sign restrictive new rules by Tuesday or surrender their press passes by Wednesday.

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‘Pete Hegseth Has United the Media!’ Only One Outlet Has Agreed to Pentagon’s New Press Rules as Fox News, CNN and More Refuse to Comply

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News outlets refuse to sign Pentagon’s new press policy as deadline looms

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Journalists leave Pentagon rather than agree to Trump administration’s new reporting rules

The ongoing government shutdown is delaying the announcement of the annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for tens of millions of beneficiaries.

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US journalists leave Pentagon in protest over new reporting rules

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Journalists turn in press passes after news outlets reject Hegseth’s new Pentagon rules

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Controversial Nexstar Media-Tegna merger sparks unusual clash between FCC chair, Newsmax CEO

The controversial Nexstar Media-Tegna merger has sparked a high-level clash that could reach the halls of the White House -- pitting a top media executive close to President Trump against the hard-charging FCC chairman Brendan Carr,

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In stunning reversal, Dominion Voting drops defamation suit against SD’s OAN

The stunning news broke Thursday, but the outcome was telegraphed six days earlier — Oct. 3 — in a joint motion filed by OAN owner Herring Networks and Denver-based Dominion.

How the Pentagon Is Blocking Out News Organizations

The new rules codify strict limitations on access and raise the prospect of punishment for requesting information on matters of public interest.

US News Outlets Reject Pentagon Press Access Policy

The Pentagon's policy, announced last month, is the latest expansion of restrictions on press access under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a former Fox News host. Trump has ordered the department to rename itself the Department of War, a change that would require action by Congress.