With US President Donald Trump, Tulsi Kabard (2nd-L) and her husband Abraham Williams (3rd-L), Washington speaks after taking office as National Intelligence Director at the White House Oval Office on February 12, 2025. Kabard, who oversees 18 intelligence agencies and works as a consultation on intelligence, confirmed by Senate 52-48. (Photo Andrew Hornic / Getty Images North America / Getty Images AFP)
An AB reporter on Wednesday was forbidden to attend a second straight White House events as Donald Trump’s administration was trying to justify its actions against the media that refuses to call the Gulf of Mexico as a “Gulf of the United States”.
One day ago, the Associated Press said its reporter was prevented from covering up the signature of the Oval Office, as AB did not connect its editorial standards with the administrative order of President Donald Trump, ”it renamed the US Gulf.
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Asked about control, Caroline Levit, the White House newspaper, said the Trump administration was protecting the media as “lies”.
“We have the right to decide who should go to the Oval Office,” Levit told reporters that he described the action of the US president’s questions, “call” and not right.
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“If we feel that lies are being pushed by stalls in this room, we are going to be held accountable for those lies,” Levit said.
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“It is a fact that the water body on the beach of Louisiana is called the US Gulf. I don’t know why news companies don’t want to call it, but that is the case.”
He noted how the US Home Secretary has officially appointed the new name, and that both Google and Apple have complied with the Trump’s administrative order and made changes to their popular map applications used in the United States.
In a report on Tuesday, Julie Base, the Associated Press Managing editor, called the White House the White House “dangerous”.
“Controlling our access to the Oval Office based on the content of AP’s speech not only prevents access to the independent news of the public, but it clearly violates the first amendment rights for freedom of speech,” he said.
Trump has ordered the official recognition of the name used by the Alaska natives for centuries and changed the end of the 2015 of the then President Barack Obama and renamed the highest peak of North America.
In a style note last month, Trump’s Executive Order said, “Only the US has power within the United States.”
“AP must ensure that space names and geography are easily identified as a global news agency that spreads news around the world,” it added.
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However, AB said that the McKinley mountain is only “in the US and the president, which has the power to change federal geographical names within the country.”
