Summary
The White House has set up a new webpage that labels journalists and news outlets as "offenders." This move has caused concern among journalists who see it as a threat to press freedom in the United States.
Key Facts
- The White House's new webpage lists journalists and news outlets as "Media Offenders."
- The site categorizes reporting as "bias," "lies," or "lunacy."
- The public can submit tips to flag journalists and outlets as offenders.
- More than 50 journalists have already been labeled as offenders by the government.
- This action is seen as a significant threat to investigative journalism and press freedom.
- There has been a recent protest by White House reporters against restrictive media rules.
- Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel faced political pressure which led to his show being temporarily pulled off air.
- The practice of listing journalists may affect their credibility and discourage critical reporting.
