Ohio Sen. JD Vance had a few choice words for an Associated Press reporter who pushed him to criticize Trump's language.

"I/we will not be silenced or hampered by this renewed attack against my work," the conservative journalist said.

A threatening letter was sent to an African journalist, continuing this administration's pattern of authoritarian behavior.

Once again, the White House shut down Cameroonian journalist Simon Ateba when he tried to ask a question during a media briefing.

“Before we recently retained Marwat Azza for services as a freelance producer, we were not aware of her personal social media activity."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office referred to the freelancers as “accomplices in crimes against humanity.”

"When the truth is dehumanizing, it’s still the truth. That Hamas hides behind Gaza’s civilians is an established fact."

Since the planning of these attacks goes back months or more, is it possible that these journalists knew about the attacks beforehand?

The gunman gained entry into the home-based radio station of provincial news broadcaster Juan Jumalon by pretending to be a listener.

Carlson dropped a hint about an upcoming interview with fugitive journalist Julian Assange.