Chris Daniels
Feb 21, 2025

4 flashpoints in the Trump White House's war with legacy media

From banning AP correspondents to canceling subscriptions, here are a few ways the Trump administration is intentionally stressing its own relationship with mainstream journalists.

Trump answered questions after the collision of a passenger jet and an Army helicopter last month. (Photo credit: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images)

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