Donald Trump announces that he is “studying” an action in court against the New York Times, which he accuses of “mixing, including in elections”

US President Donald Trump announces that his government “studies closely” the opportunity to sue the prestigious daily New York Times, which he accuses of “mixing, including in elections,” writes New.ro, citing AFP.

“Times should give account for the illegal potential behavior,” the US president on his social registry network Wednesday. He also evoked his judicial actions against the press, especially the CBS News.

This is the last one in a series of attacks against Donald Trump's press, which regularly catalogs journalists as “enemies of the people”, after his return to the White House this year.

At the beginning of the week, the billionaire attacked several American Prince-The New York Times, The Washington Post or ABC News-after they have published polls that show that the rate of approval by the public has dropped strongly.

Trump accuses the publications that criticize him of being “sick” and states that they should be investigated on “electoral fraud”: “They are pessimistic criminals who apologize for their subscribers and readers when they win the wide choices, wider than their polls, lose a lot of credibility and then continue to lie.”

In February, the White House strongly restricted the access of the prestigious press agency The Associated Press, because it did not adopt the “Gulf of America”, decreed by Donald Trump instead of the Gulf of Mexico-a decision that the news agency appealed to.

The Trump administration also initiated the abolition, challenged in court, of the “voice” of America – Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Radio Free Asia.