A leading media executive has accused the current U.S. president of maintaining an unprecedentedly adversarial relationship with the press, marking a sharp departure from recent political norms. The publisher of The New York Times argues that hostility toward journalists has reached levels unseen in modern presidential history, raising concerns about press freedom under the administration. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions between the White House and major news organizations over coverage and access. Critics warn that such rhetoric could further erode trust between government and the media.
No modern president more hostile than Trump to free press, says New York Times publisher Politico
