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Pentagon Tightens Press Access as White House Prepares Antifa Terror Order

G7 ministers signal tighter coordination following France's recognition of a Palestinian state.

Overview

  • New Pentagon guidance warns reporters who publish unapproved sensitive information could lose credentials and adopts language referring to the department as the War Department.
  • Major U.S. outlets including the Washington Post and New York Times condemned the guidance as press suppression and demanded protections for independent reporting.
  • White House press secretary Levitt said President Trump will soon sign an executive order designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization, with details still developing.
  • G7 ministers met in New York and agreed to closer coordination on the Middle East and Ukraine, while France recognized a Palestinian state following the UK and Canada, bringing recognitions to about 160 countries.
  • Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba departed for the UN General Assembly and said potential contact with President Trump is still being arranged.