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A media management student in Philadelphia, I grew up believing that the press embodies the lifeblood of a democracy. Yet, in recent days, a stench of stifling has once again taken hold. When Trump stifles free press, it's not simply a matter of political tension: it's a moral regression. The recent standoff with the BBC illustrates this drift. Behind the aggressive words lies a more sinister message: truth becomes negotiable, fear becomes instrumental. Political Power versus Truth In any democracy, the press must question those in power. Trump rejects this founding principle. This man confuses criticism with betrayal, analysis with…
