拒签五角大楼新闻政策新规，多家美媒记者或“被驱逐”，美防长“表态”

Core Viewpoint - Several major news organizations, including the Associated Press and The New York Times, have announced they will not sign the Pentagon's new media policy, which may lead to the expulsion of their reporters from the Pentagon [1][3]. Group 1: Media Response - The new Pentagon policy restricts journalists from entering most areas of the Pentagon without an escort and allows the Secretary of Defense to revoke access if journalists request information not approved for release [3]. - Media outlets like Reuters and The Atlantic have publicly opposed the new restrictions, stating that they undermine fundamental values of accurate and independent reporting [3]. - Even conservative media outlet Newsmax, which typically supports the Trump administration, criticized the new requirements as unnecessary and burdensome [3]. Group 2: Pentagon's Position - Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell described the new policy as establishing "common-sense media procedures" and emphasized that it does not require media organizations to agree with it [5]. - Parnell's comments suggest a dismissive attitude towards the media's concerns, indicating that the Pentagon believes the policy is in the best interest of national security [5]. - The new media policy is being rapidly implemented, with a deadline for journalists to decide on signing the document set for Tuesday at 5 PM [5].