US military paper editor fears censorship after firing

The editor-in-chief of US military newspaper Stars and Stripes, Erik Slavin, was dismissed by the Department of Defense for insubordination after criticizing censorship practices. Slavin, who had worked for the paper for 21 years, expressed concern over reduced transparency from Pentagon officials and believed his firing was linked to an interview discussing censorship as a red line. His removal, along with other staff, occurred amid ongoing tensions between the US military and the press, raising concerns about media independence.

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