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• Pentagon Replaces Major News Outlets with Pro-Trump Media in Workspace Shake-Up

• Trump Fires Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Chief

• Trump Media Grants Stock Worth $825,000 to Directors

Pentagon Replaces Major News Outlets with Pro-Trump Media in Workspace Shake-Up

NBC, NPR, and Others Lose Pentagon Office Space as Smaller Outlets Move In

The Pentagon announced a controversial media rotation plan, replacing well-known news outlets like NBC News, NPR, and The New York Times with pro-Trump outlets such as One America News and Breitbart. The move is set to begin on February 14.

Under this year-by-year rotation program, new media organizations will have access to office spaces inside the Pentagon. NBC and NPR expressed disappointment, citing concerns over restricted reporting access.

Critics say the decision undermines press freedom. While the Pentagon claims the change promotes fairness, concerns are mounting that it may be aimed at sidelining critical coverage of the government.

The National Press Club called for greater transparency, urging the Pentagon to rethink its decision.

Trump Fires Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Chief

Rohit Chopra Ousted Amid Pressure from Financial Giants

President Donald Trump has fired Rohit Chopra, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), known for protecting consumer rights and regulating financial institutions. Chopra, appointed by former President Joe Biden, confirmed his dismissal on social media.

Chopra had pushed for bank fee limits and made personal financial data more accessible, sparking criticism from financial giants and Republican lawmakers. His removal follows legal challenges to his reforms and growing industry pressure.

Senator Elizabeth Warren praised Chopra for standing up to Wall Street and warned against weakening the agency's role in consumer protection.

Trump Media Grants Stock Worth $825,000 to Directors

Kash Patel and Linda McMahon Among Recipients Amid Conflict Concerns

Trump Media & Technology Group, owner of Truth Social, awarded stock worth over $825,000 to its board members, including Kash Patel and Linda McMahon, both awaiting confirmation for key government roles under President Donald Trump.

While stock grants to directors are common, critics warn that Trump's media ties and financial interests could lead to conflicts of interest. Trump previously transferred control of the company to a trust managed by his son, Donald Trump Jr.

The company also announced plans to enter financial services and explore cryptocurrency investments through a new fintech brand, Truth.Fi.

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