Pentagon Media Access

Poilievre Blocks Press Access During Campaign: Critics Cite Trumpian Tactics

The Conservative Party, under leader Pierre Poilievre, will not allow journalists to travel with him during the upcoming federal election campaign, breaking decades of precedent. This decision, citing increased travel costs and the rise of digital access, will replace embedded reporters with advance notice of events and remote access options like video conferencing and a party-provided media feed. Other major parties have stated they will continue to allow embedded journalists. The move has drawn criticism, with some suggesting it indicates a lack of transparency and accessibility.

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Pentagon Replaces Mainstream Media with Conservative Outlets in Controversial Shift

The Pentagon’s recent decision to double the number of news outlets with access to its office spaces has sparked considerable debate. Initially, a select group—the New York Times, NBC News, Politico, and National Public Radio—were asked to vacate their dedicated workspaces. This move, announced a week earlier, was followed by the inclusion of a new roster of media organizations.

This expanded list now includes the New York Post, Breitbart, the Washington Examiner, the Free Press, the Daily Caller, Newsmax, the Huffington Post, and One America News Network. A striking feature of this new group is the prominent presence of outlets generally considered conservative or aligned with the political views of former President Donald Trump.… Continue reading