Former US President Donald Trump finds himself "in the hot seat" as elections approach, facing various accusations and an erosion of his popularity, including within his own party. Recent Reuters/Ipsos polls, cited by alquds.co.uk, indicate a drop in his approval rating to 32%, his lowest level recorded during his presidential terms. This period is marked by increased tensions with the media, as reported by hln.be, where major American television networks (ABC, CBS, Fox News, NBC) refused to cover a presidential event in solidarity with CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, who were banned from the White House. Trump justified this exclusion by accusing these organizations of "distorting" his record and the coverage of his administration, insisting on the "decorum, respect, and dignity" required in the Oval Office...
Popular and left-leaning Western sources (repubblica.it, politiken.dk) mention the controversies surrounding Trump and the drop in his popularity, including among Republicans. However, the same Western sources (hln.be, france24.com) also cover his usual presidential activities (meeting with Macron, immigration policies), not focusing solely on the...
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