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VP Vance Accuses WSJ of Misrepresenting His Comments on Trump’s Russia Policy
Vice President J.D. Vance criticized The Wall Street Journal for allegedly distorting his remarks regarding President Trump’s stance on Russia and Ukraine. The Journal reported that Vance suggested potential sanctions or military action against Russia if Vladimir Putin refused to negotiate peace with Ukraine. However, Vance claims the publication “twisted” his words and reaffirmed that American troops should not be involved in the conflict. This criticism comes amid ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the Murdoch-owned newspaper. Read More – The Hill Rating
Axel Springer Assumes Full Ownership of Morning Brew
German media giant Axel Springer has acquired full ownership of Morning Brew, increasing its stake from majority shareholder to sole owner. While financial details were not disclosed, the leadership structure is set to change: Co-founder Austin Rief will step down as CEO to become executive chairman, with Robert Dippell taking over as CEO. The media company, which started as a newsletter, has expanded to 20 franchises under Rief’s leadership. Axel Springer, which also owns Politico and Business Insider, is shifting its focus to media by spinning off its classifieds business. Read More – MediaPost Rating
Washington Post Cancels ‘Fire Elon Musk’ Ad Campaign
The Washington Post has backed out of a $115,000 advertising deal for a “Fire Elon Musk” campaign led by Common Cause and the Southern Poverty Law Center Action Fund. The full-page ad and wrap design criticized Musk’s influence in government and questioned whether Trump or Musk was in control. While The Post initially approved an interior ad, it later rejected the wrap version without explanation. Common Cause expressed concerns over potential political motivations, noting that previous wrap ads favoring Trump had been accepted. The Post declined to comment on the decision. Read More – The Hill Rating
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