Leavitt Slams Media Over Sheridan Gorman Killing Coverage

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt sharply criticized major media outlets over their coverage of the killing of Sheridan Gorman, accusing journalists of downplaying key facts and failing to fully report the circumstances surrounding the case. Speaking to reporters, Leavitt argued that the media response reflects a broader pattern of selective reporting that she says prevents the public from getting a complete picture of serious crimes. The comments come amid growing political debate over crime reporting and media accountability in the United States. Supporters of the administration argue that transparency and accurate reporting are essential for public trust, especially when violent crimes raise questions about law enforcement, public safety, and policy decisions.