Trump Administration Enforces Policy to Ignore Reporters Using Pronouns in Emails

White House officials defend the practice as part of a broader stance on gender ideology, citing concerns over scientific accuracy and journalistic integrity.

The Trump administration has confirmed a policy of not responding to reporters who include preferred pronouns in their email signatures.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that reporters using pronouns disregard 'biological reality' and cannot be trusted to provide accurate reporting.
Senior officials, including Katie Miller and Steven Cheung, have consistently applied this stance across multiple inquiries from journalists.
The policy aligns with broader executive orders limiting transgender recognition, such as banning gender-neutral pronouns for federal employees and military restrictions.
Journalists, including Matt Berg, have reported instances of non-responsiveness, with some describing the policy as evasive and counter to press transparency.

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