Two well-known American newspapers became more right-wing after the leaders realized they needed to adapt to the recent cultural change that primarily started after Donald Trump won the 2024 election.
The New York Post reported that the Los Angeles Times staffers revealed that Patrick Soon-Shiong, the newspaper’s billionaire owner, demanded that the editorial board “take a break from writing about” Trump.
It was also noted that Soon-Shiong, the physician and entrepreneur who bought the newspaper in 2018, has been recently “meddling” in editors’ work, which has become “more pervasive than previously realized.”
The news source also stated that Soon-Shiong took “a number of previously unreported steps” related to the commentary on Trump.
The New York Times also reported that Soon-Shiong blocked his newspaper from publishing an anti-Trump editorial in which leftists claimed that the Senate should not allow Trump to make recess appointments. […]
— Read More: headlineusa.com
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