美国国防部以"不服从"为由解雇了军事报纸《星条旗报》总编埃里克·斯拉文1。斯拉文表示，他的遭遇与自己在采访中关于审查制度的言论有关，他曾表述"在假设情况下，审查制度将是底线"1。除斯拉文外，该报中东记者劳拉·科尔特和出版商麦克斯·莱德勒也遭解雇1。
《星条旗报》是面向美国军人及其家属的官方出版物，每天平均有140万人消费其内容1。美国记者俱乐部主席马克·舍夫表示，这一决定"应立即撤销"1。此事凸显了特朗普政府与美国媒体间的紧张关系，此前美国法官在2025年4月曾下令恢复美联社对总统事件的访问权限1。
Erik Slavin, editor of Stars and Stripes, the U.S. military's newspaper, was dismissed by the Department of Defense on grounds of insubordination 1. Slavin has attributed his termination to remarks he made during an interview suggesting that censorship would constitute a red line 1. The firing also extended to other newsroom personnel, including Middle East correspondent Lara Korte and publisher Max Lederer, who were dismissed from the publication 1.
Slavin's case reflects mounting tensions between the Trump administration and American media organizations. The National Press Club president, Mark Schoeff Jr., called for the decision to be immediately reversed 1. The incident occurs amid a broader pattern of reduced press engagement at the Pentagon, which has not held a press briefing since May 1. Meanwhile, Stars and Stripes reaches approximately 1.4 million readers daily on average 1.
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