December 10, 2025 - 18:14

Former President Donald Trump launched a fierce attack on The New York Times late Tuesday, condemning their reporting on his health as "seditious." In a statement, he expressed frustration over the newspaper's portrayal of him, claiming that they and other media outlets are attempting to suggest that he is "slowing up" or not performing at his best. Trump described such narratives as false and misleading, asserting that they aim to undermine his reputation and influence.
The former president emphasized that he remains vigorous and active, dismissing any insinuations about his health as politically motivated attempts to discredit him. He also pointed out that these kinds of reports are part of a broader pattern of media bias against him. Trump's comments reflect his ongoing battle with mainstream media, which he often accuses of spreading misinformation. As he prepares for future political endeavors, he continues to challenge narratives that he believes threaten his image and legacy.
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