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The rest of the press should be deeply alarmed - more so than they have been already- by this letter from Susie Wiles to the AP.
She’s claiming that some AP Stylebook entries (beyond “Gulf of America”) justify shutting off the AP’s access.
Also, WTF is up with the different font in the last graf?
She’s claiming that some AP Stylebook entries (beyond “Gulf of America”) justify shutting off the AP’s access.
Also, WTF is up with the different font in the last graf?
As part of its filings & request for temporary restraining order against the White House tomorrow, attorneys for Associated Press have submitted to the court a copy of the letter written to the AP by White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles
Letter: "This is purely a privilege of access issue"
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Letter: "This is purely a privilege of access issue"
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February 24, 2025 at 3:31 AM
The rest of the press should be deeply alarmed - more so than they have been already- by this letter from Susie Wiles to the AP.
She’s claiming that some AP Stylebook entries (beyond “Gulf of America”) justify shutting off the AP’s access.
Also, WTF is up with the different font in the last graf?
She’s claiming that some AP Stylebook entries (beyond “Gulf of America”) justify shutting off the AP’s access.
Also, WTF is up with the different font in the last graf?
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To emphasize once again: the vast majority of fentanyl traffickers are US citizens, who get less scrutiny from CBP when they reenter the country at ports of entry.
Here's the U.S. Sentencing Commission noting that in FY 2023, 86.4% of people sentenced for fentanyl trafficking were US citizens.
Here's the U.S. Sentencing Commission noting that in FY 2023, 86.4% of people sentenced for fentanyl trafficking were US citizens.
February 3, 2025 at 4:57 PM