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Leading US news organizations including Reuters, AP, and major networks have refused to sign the Pentagon’s new press access policy. The policy threatens journalists with credential revocation for seeking sensitive information, raising constitutional concerns.
WASHINGTON – In a dramatic standoff over press freedoms, at least 30 major American news organizations have declined to sign the Pentagon’s controversial new press access policy ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, warning the restrictions could severely limit comprehensive coverage of the world’s most powerful military.
The Federal Open Market Committee is widely expected to cut interest rates on October 29, with market indicators showing a 97% probability. The Fed faces balancing inflation concerns against emerging employment risks amid economic uncertainty.
Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are overwhelmingly anticipated when the Federal Open Market Committee meets on October 29, with market indicators pointing toward the first reduction in over a year. According to the CME FedWatch Tool which projects the chance of a cut at 97% based on fixed income markets, policymakers are likely to lower the federal funds rate below 4% amid growing concerns about economic softening. This anticipated move represents a significant shift in the Fed’s approach as it navigates competing economic pressures.
The New York Times, Associated Press, and Newsmax are among media outlets refusing to sign the Pentagon’s new press policy. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s rules could lead to journalist expulsions, sparking First Amendment debates about military press access.
Major news organizations including The New York Times, Associated Press, and conservative outlet Newsmax have announced they will not sign the Pentagon’s new press rules, setting up a potential mass expulsion of journalists from Defense Department facilities. The unprecedented standoff centers on First Amendment protections and what reporters describe as restrictive media policies that could punish routine news gathering.
