The BBC apologized to President Trump Thursday after he threatened the British broadcaster with a massive lawsuit for deceptively editing his Jan. 6, 2021 — but the network is refusing to pay out any money.

PBS and NPR defend BBC against conservative bias allegations while media analyst Brian Stelter dismisses Trump editing controversy as unintentional mistake.

The BBC was plunged into crisis after a leaked memo revealed one of its news documentaries misled viewers. How deep do the problems go?

An Australian news program doctored President Trump’s Jan. 6, 2021 speech on the White House Ellipse in the same manner in which the BBC manipulated his remarks, according to a report.

The president harshly criticized the Biden administration during his 2025 inaugural address, while Joe Biden sat just feet away

Bakken v. West Point is not an isolated incident. The Pentagon recently insisted that reporters covering the military needed to sign agreements that they would report only what the government permitted. The government has removed books from military academy libraries because they didn’t follow a party line.

President Trump was joined by Vice President JD Vance, a veteran of the Iraq War, and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins for a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.

The BBC’s top leader and head of its news division are the latest leaders at the institution to be forced out by controversies, this time over criticism of how it edited U.S. President Donald Trump’s speech before the Capitol riot on Jan.