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The White House is pre-selecting reporters for press briefings, a practice that former President Trump previously criticized President Biden for, despite it bei

The US Treasury has reportedly barred some reporters from attending the G20 finance talks.

The BBC is examining the types of questions that trigger former US President Donald Trump to shut down reporters, following another instance of him insulting a

News reporters, who were invited to a launch, were detained at gunpoint by security at Vandenberg Space Force Base on Monday.

Five news reporters and two military members, invited to an event at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, were briefly detained at gunpoint by security of

A new report indicates that Jennifer Hegseth, ex-wife of Pete Hegseth, was instrumental in preventing reporters from accessing the Pentagon. She is described as

Reporters and military members were held at gunpoint for over 30 minutes at a Space Force base in California.

Senator Darline Graham, who succeeded her late brother Lindsey Graham, has largely avoided answering questions from reporters at the Capitol, in contrast to her

In a rambling speech, the US President joked about a 2028 presidential bid and trolled reporters about defying the constitution by running for a third term.

Reporters claim they were assaulted while covering a CJP march.

The New York Times has moved to quash subpoenas seeking phone records of its reporters and their family members.

An appeals court in Washington, D.C., has upheld the Pentagon's escort policy for journalists, ruling 2-1 in favor of the Trump administration.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton issued subpoenas to New York Times journalists, ordering them to testify regarding an alleged violation of federal criminal