US EditionTrump Threatens to Sue NYT and CNN — They’re Not Backing Down
- On June 21, President Donald Trump authorized airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, which he claimed obliterated Iran's nuclear program completely.
- On June 24, The New York Times and CNN published a leaked preliminary intelligence report suggesting the strikes only delayed Iran's nuclear program by a few months.
- Trump's administration, led by attorney Alejandro Brito, condemned the reporting as false, defamatory, and unpatriotic, demanding retractions and calling for the firing of involved journalists including Natasha Bertrand.
- Supporting officials like CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Tulsi Gabbard asserted the nuclear sites were severely damaged and would require years to rebuild, while media outlets defended their preliminary reports and right to inform the public.
- The dispute reflects ongoing tension between the Trump administration and media, with investigations into intelligence leaks underway and The New York Times and CNN refusing to retract their stories.
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‘SICK!!!’ Trump Lashes Out At CNN News Team Over Bombshell Report He Calls ‘HOAX’
President Donald Trump lashed out at a CNN reporting team, calling them “sleazebag” and their bombshell reporting a “HOAX” in a late-night social media post. On Friday night, Trump took to Truth Social to slam CNN’s Zachary Cohen, Alayna Treene, Kylie Atwood, and Jennifer Hansler — without naming them. Trump wrote: Who in the Fake News Media is the SleazeBag saying that “President Trump wants to give Iran $30 Billion to build non-military Nuclea…
President Trump Threatening Legal Action Against 2 Media Outlets
Donald Trump's Lawyer Is Turning Heads (1:31) President Trump has had very little patience for a variety of news outlets through the years. But after a recent report emerged over his recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities has him ready to outright sue some of them.CNN and the New York Times recently published reports alleging that the Trump administration's targeted strikes on Iran were not as effective as the White House has stated. Trump…
Trump Threatens New York Times for 'Unpatriotic' Reporting—Gets Slammed With Fierce Comeback
President Donald Trump is once again at war with the press—this time threatening legal action against The New York Times over a report he didn’t like. His team demanded the paper apologize and retract a story he claims hurt his reputation. The article in question revealed a leaked Pentagon analysis contradicting Trump’s claims about recent strikes on Iran. According to the report, the bombing only delayed Iran’s nuclear program—it didn’t deal th…
Trump threatens to sue NYT and CNN — they’re not backing down
The New York Times and CNN are rejecting President Donald Trump’s demands to retract stories about the Iran strikes, standing by reports that question the success of the mission. Trump is now threatening to sue both outlets, calling their coverage false and damaging. According to both outlets, Trump’s personal attorney, Alejandro Brito, sent formal letters demanding retractions and public apologies in response to their June 24 stories. Trump’s …
MAGA Attorney Threatens To Sue Journalists Over 'Unpatriotic' Reporting; Gets The Exact Response He Deserves - Above the Law
President Donald Trump doesn’t like anyone asking too many questions about the Iran strikes he unilaterally authorized. In fact, when news outlets report that the bombings were not as destructive as Trump initially boasted, he (and other members of his administration) lashed out at members of the media. On Truth Social, he called out journalists from CNN and the New York Times as “fake news reporters” who are “bad people with evil intentions.” …
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