The Daily Populous

US Open broadcasters have been asked not to show any negative crowd reactions to Donald Trump at Sunday’s men’s final.

An email sent to broadcasters by organisers reveals that the 79-year-old will be shown on screen during the singing of the national anthem ahead of the match.

Trump’s visit threatens to take some of the spotlight away from Alcaraz and Sinner, who are meeting in a third successive grand slam final. »

A raid at a Hyundai facility in Georgia on Thursday (faces blurred by source).

A party spokesperson called the raid a “diplomatic disaster” and asked whether South Korea had been “slapped in the face after making huge investments.”.

South Korea’s largest daily, Chosun Ilbo, struck a similar tone, framing the arrests as a betrayal and a harsh blow to South Korea. »

Details: Chinese state television CCTV withdrew legal permission to use the footage and demanded its removal.

Reuters edited and distributed the four-minute video to over a thousand international media outlets, including the world's leading television networks.

Chinese state media and the Chinese Embassy in Washington did not reply to Reuters’ request for comment. »

Right now, all of America’s foreign broadcasters, which also include Voice of America, Radio Free Europe, and a handful of others, are in grave danger.

At the end of February, President Donald Trump appointed Kari Lake as senior adviser to the U.S. Agency for Global Media, which oversees them.

Following its own logic, Congress can rededicate America to the real fight, against real censorship, once again. »