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Trump accused the New York Times of 'treason' for coverage questioning the actual achievements of the Iran war, threatening to expand an existing billion-dollar lawsuit against the outlet.
Trump accused the New York Times of 'treason' for reporting that questioned the actual achievements of his Iran military campaign, threatening to expand an existing billion-dollar lawsuit against the outlet. This is a significant escalation of legal pressure against the publication.
A president suing media outlets over war coverage coverage and labeling it 'treason' treats journalism as a crime. The treason accusation is legally baseless—treason has a specific constitutional definition—but the threat to expand a lawsuit that's already massive sends a message: report critically on this administration and expect expensive legal retaliation. It's not about winning in court; it's about making coverage expensive and risky.
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