In a moment sparking outrage among press freedom advocates, Donald Trump publicly warned that “changes are coming” — not for Iran, not for the economy, but for the media. Furious over negative coverage of a failed Iran strike, Trump accused the press of being “out of control” and hinted at retaliation.
Groups like CPJ called the comment a direct threat to the First Amendment, warning that this crosses a dangerous line. Critics say it’s no longer rhetoric — Trump said it on camera, with intent.
The big question now: How will a free press defend itself when power turns hostile?
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