When Donald Trump was first elected president, foreign policy seemed like the zone of greatest danger, the place where a political novice promising to remake the world order was most likely to blunder ...

Five major broadcast news networks announced Tuesday that they will not sign the Pentagon’s new press policy before an afternoon deadline, joining several other media organizations that have objected ...

Fox News senior strategic analyst and a retired Gen. Jack Keane offered his reaction to the Trump administration's new press access policy for the Pentagon during his appearance on "Special Report" ...

Starting on Wednesday, all but one media outlet that regularly covers the Department of Defense is set to lose access to the Pentagon. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth demanded that reporters agree by 5 ...

Most of the nation’s leading news organizations have said they will not sign a policy severely restricting journalists’ access to the Pentagon ahead of a Tuesday deadline set by the Trump ...

Hundreds of commanders and senior officers from around the globe were summoned to the unprecedented short-notice meeting at Quantico, Va. Photo: Andrew Harnik/AP Major media outlets including the New ...

Last month, the Department of Defense issued a new policy restricting the movement and actions of reporters assigned to cover the Pentagon to an immediate uproar from news outlets of all mediums and ...

The New York Times, The Washington Post, Politico and NPR also said that they would not sign, along with other outlets including The Hill and NewsNation. A spokesperson for Newsmax said on Monday, ...

WASHINGTON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - At least 30 news organizations declined to sign a new Pentagon access policy for journalists, warning of the potential for less comprehensive coverage of the world's ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. President Trump said ‘no’ last month when asked whether the Pentagon should control what reporters gather and ...

Lester Munson receives funding from the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney. He is affiliated with BGR Group, a Washington DC governmental affairs firm and was previously Republican staff in ...