U.S. President Donald Trump sharply criticized major American television networks, including NBC and ABC, claiming they chose not to broadcast his speech because of its focus on election-related issues. Trump alleged that sections of the mainstream media are biased and accused them of withholding information from the public. He argued that free and fair elections require honest reporting and suggested that broadcasters should be held accountable if they fail to meet that standard. The remarks are part of Trump's ongoing criticism of media organizations and reflect his views.

Trump accuses NBC and ABC of ignoring speech, alleges media bias over election coverage

US President Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of major American media networks after ABC and NBC declined to air his prime-time election security address live. Trump accused the broadcasters of political bias and claimed they were part of a conspiracy against him, even calling for possible revocation of their licenses. The networks defended their decisions, citing editorial judgment, while the controversy has reignited the long-running battle between Trump and mainstream US media.

Trump vs. US media: President Donald Trump escalates fight over election speech coverage 

The mainstream media in the US was taken for a spin by a couple of pranksters on Friday, following the news of the formal takeover of Twitter by Elon Musk. Reportedly, hours after the news, CNBC's Deirdre Bosa interviewed two individuals, referred to as Twitter's employees by the TV channel outside the company's headquarters in San Francisco.

'Ligma & Johnson': Two pranksters posing as laid-off Twitter employees trick media outlets

'Hi! My name is Narendra Modi. I am India's Prime Minister. When you sign up for my official App, I give all your data to my friends in American companies,' Rahul tweeted Sunday

User details on NaMo app given to American companies: French security researcher

Donald Trump has regularly slammed the coverage of his campaign and time in the White House.

US president Donald Trump postpones 'fake news awards', to now be presented on January 17

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