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AXIOS (Sara Fischer) - Trump ramps up press pressure over Iran war coverage

The Trump administration is ramping up its attacks on the press as it struggles to control its messaging about the war in Iran. The big picture: History suggests that when press freedoms are targeted during times of war, they're rarely reinstated. The big picture: Over the past few weeks, the administration has threatened news outlets with regulatory retaliation and blocked access over their coverage of the war with Iran. - FCC chair Brendan Carr on Saturday threatened to revoke broadcast licenses if war coverage did not "operate in the public interest." - His comments came shortly after the president criticized the press on Truth Social for its coverage, alleging the media "actually want us to lose the War." State of play: Carr's…

The Trump administration is ramping up its attacks on the press as it struggles to control its messaging about the war in Iran. The big picture: History suggests that when press freedoms are targeted during times of war, they're rarely reinstated. The big picture: Over the past few weeks, the administration has threatened news outlets with regulatory retaliation and blocked access over their coverage of the war with Iran. - FCC chair Brendan Carr on Saturday threatened to revoke broadcast licenses if war coverage did not "operate in the public interest." - His comments came shortly after the president criticized the press on Truth Social for its coverage, alleging the media "actually want us to lose the War." State of play: Carr's…Open

AXIOS (Amy Harder) - Nvidia's race to outpace physics

Nvidia's chips are improving at such a staggering pace that it defies any historical comparison. Why it matters: Without these gains — which are drawing increased attention as AI transforms society — physics would slam the brakes on the data center boom. Driving the news: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Monday he expects the company to reap "at least" $1 trillion in revenue for its newest chips through 2027. - It posted record sales and earnings last month , fueled by skyrocketing orders from Big Tech data center companies. By the numbers: Nvidia has historically dominated the market. But its cumulative share has dropped from 100% in the first quarter of 2022 to 65% in the fourth quarter of last year, according to the research and…

Nvidia's chips are improving at such a staggering pace that it defies any historical comparison. Why it matters: Without these gains — which are drawing increased attention as AI transforms society — physics would slam the brakes on the data center boom. Driving the news: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Monday he expects the company to reap "at least" $1 trillion in revenue for its newest chips through 2027. - It posted record sales and earnings last month , fueled by skyrocketing orders from Big Tech data center companies. By the numbers: Nvidia has historically dominated the market. But its cumulative share has dropped from 100% in the first quarter of 2022 to 65% in the fourth quarter of last year, according to the research and…Open

AXIOS (Adriel Bettelheim) - Axios-Ipsos poll: Americans distrust Trump vaccine policies

Data: Axios/Ipsos; Note: Margin of error is ±2.9 percentage points; Chart: Axios Visuals Just 6 in 10 Americans now trust the government's vaccination recommendations for children, according to the Axios-Ipsos American Health Index , reflecting the dramatic erosion of public trust during the tenure of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - At the same time, nearly 1 in 3 Americans say they personally identify with Kennedy's "Make America Healthy Again" movement. The big picture: Vaccines are becoming a third rail in administration efforts to overhaul America's public health system before the midterm elections, to the consternation of some of Kennedy's most ardent supporters. - Trust in the current childhood vaccination schedule —…

Data: Axios/Ipsos; Note: Margin of error is ±2.9 percentage points; Chart: Axios Visuals Just 6 in 10 Americans now trust the government's vaccination recommendations for children, according to the Axios-Ipsos American Health Index , reflecting the dramatic erosion of public trust during the tenure of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - At the same time, nearly 1 in 3 Americans say they personally identify with Kennedy's "Make America Healthy Again" movement. The big picture: Vaccines are becoming a third rail in administration efforts to overhaul America's public health system before the midterm elections, to the consternation of some of Kennedy's most ardent supporters. - Trust in the current childhood vaccination schedule —…Open