ABC News Suspends Terry Moran Over Biased Social Media Post

ABC News senior national correspondent Terry Moran was suspended after posting a deleted social media rant attacking White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and President Donald Trump, labeling them "world-class haters" and accusing Miller of being motivated by hatred. Moran's comments violated ABC News' standards of objectivity and impartiality, prompting the network to suspend him pending further evaluation. The White House, including Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and Miller himself, condemned Moran's remarks, with Leavitt calling the behavior "unhinged and unacceptable" and Miller criticizing the mainstream media's bias. Vice President JD Vance also rebuked Moran's statements, defending Miller's patriotism. This incident follows ABC News' recent $15 million settlement in a defamation lawsuit filed by President Trump, highlighting ongoing tensions between the network and the administration. ABC News reiterated its commitment to impartial coverage and distanced itself from Moran's personal attacks.