Trump administration plays favorites with faith-based media by writerknowles
The State Department barred members of traditional news outlets from covering a briefing with “faith-based media,” on Monday.
The Religious News Service, which attended the briefing and published an article about it, provided the clearest detail on the guest list. Former State Department spokesman John Kirby blasted the decision to hold the private briefing and shut out secular media organizations.
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