News outlets boycotting pool report might have violated US law, Justice Department says

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News outlets boycotting pool report might have violated US law, Justice Department says

Blaze Media · Oct 12, 2026, 9:26 PM UTC

The ongoing feud between the mainstream media and the Trump administration has opened up another field of battle after the Justice Department confirmed a criminal investigation. Five news outlets rebelled against the White House after President Donald Trump banned three outlets for what he said was fake news reporting.…

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