U.S. President Donald Trump speaks with members of the media following a name with army service members, on Thanksgiving, in Palm Seaside, Florida, U.S., Nov. 27, 2025.
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The White Home on Friday night named the Boston Globe, CBS Information and The Unbiased as “media offender of the week,” blasting their protection of a video launched by Democratic lawmakers telling the U.S. army that they will disobey unlawful orders.
The Boston Globe, CBS Information and The Unbiased didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark from CNBC.
Final week, six Democrats, all with army or nationwide safety expertise, launched a video reminding service members that they’ve the suitable to refuse unlawful orders. President Donald Trump accused them of “seditious conduct” and stated that in “the outdated days” that was “punishable by demise.”
The FBI is now in search of to interview Sen. Mark Kelly and the opposite Democrats featured within the video.
The White Home has denied that Trump has ever issued unlawful orders. Nevertheless, some consultants have stated the Pentagon’s lethal marketing campaign in opposition to alleged drug traffickers within the Caribbean is illegal.
On Friday, the Washington Put up reported that Protection Secretary Pete Hegseth verbally ordered to kill all crew members on a suspected drug boat. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., a Marine Corps veteran, informed the newspaper that Individuals will finally be prosecuted for this, “both as a conflict crime or outright homicide.”