The World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders has reported a drastic decline in the United States' press freedom ranking, dropping from 55th to 57th. This decline, attributed to President Trump's aggressive stance and threats against the media, marks the lowest level since RSF began its ranking. Since 2013, the U.S. has seen a consistent downward trend, indicating alarming shifts regarding press freedom. It raises concerns over potential actions Trump might take during his second term, which could further jeopardize American journalism.
Trump's re-election has severely impacted press freedom, which has fallen to its lowest point since RSF began its rankings over 20 years ago.
The latest RSF report reveals that the United States dropped from 55th to 57th place, denoting a problematic status for press freedom for the second consecutive year.
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