ABC News has taken action against senior national correspondent Terry Moran after he made a controversial post on social media attacking Trump administration official Stephen Miller. The now-deleted post referred to Miller as a “world-class hater,” prompting ABC News to suspend Moran.
In a statement, an ABC News spokesperson emphasized the network’s commitment to objectivity and impartiality in its news coverage, stating that they do not condone subjective personal attacks on individuals. The suspension of Moran highlights the importance of maintaining journalistic integrity and professionalism in the era of social media.
The incident has sparked discussions about the role of journalists in the age of digital communication, where personal opinions shared online can have real-world consequences. It also raises questions about the boundaries between personal expression and professional responsibility for those working in the media industry.
As the story continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the power of social media in shaping public discourse and the need for individuals, especially public figures like journalists, to exercise caution and discretion in their online interactions.
References:
– Deadline. (2025). ABC News Suspends Terry Moran Over X Post That Called Trump Official Stephen Miller A “World-Class Hater”. [Link]
– Variety. (2025). Terry Moran Suspended at ABC News After Posting That White House Deputy Chief Stephen Miller Is a ‘World-Class Hater’. [Link]
