President Biden's Refusal to Interview with NYT Sparks Media Feud

Amid ongoing tensions, the White House and The New York Times clash over access and coverage, highlighting concerns about media relationships and presidential transparency.

President Joe Biden's avoidance of an interview with The New York Times has led to a public dispute, intensifying scrutiny of his media accessibility.
The New York Times has expressed frustration over Biden's reluctance to engage with them, raising questions about his fitness for office due to his age.
Media outlets report a 'cold war' between the White House and NYT, with accusations of bias and unfair coverage from both sides.
The feud has sparked discussions on the role of the free press and the importance of presidential interviews in maintaining transparency.
Despite the controversy, Biden has participated in interviews with other major outlets, challenging the narrative of complete media avoidance.