David Folkenflik

airstrikes in Yemen could have placed American troops in harm's way.

This week, the Pentagon has welcomed in a replacement press corps.

They include pro-MAGA social media influencers and online conspiracy peddlers.

David Folkenflik, NPR News, Washington.

Hegs' policy is so sweeping that it bans reporters with press passes even from disclosing unauthorized information that is not classified.

The Times and NPR and other major news outlets turned in their badges rather than agree to such conditions.

Earlier this year, reporters broke stories challenging the official line on U.S.

strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and on Venezuelan boats.

A scoop by The Atlantic led an inspector general to conclude that Hegseth's group chat on Signal about pending U.S.

airstrikes in Yemen could have placed American troops in harm's way.

This week, the Pentagon has welcomed in a replacement press corps.

They include pro-MAGA social media influencers and online conspiracy peddlers.

David Folkenflik, NPR News, Washington.

The Block Company, based in Toledo, Ohio, is notorious in newspaper circles for its hardline stances on labor issues.

The company had repeatedly rejected the news guild's proposals and

In 2020, it put in place terms that cut health benefits and undermine job security.

A sharply divided union went out on strike in October 2022 on a narrow margin.

The decision says the striking news workers are entitled to their old jobs, as well as compensation for the difference in how much their health care insurance has cost.

The Block Company has not publicly commented.

A staffer who answered the phones at headquarters hung up on NPR.