CBS News blasted for promoting ‘No Kings' Day merch
The US news broadcaster posted on X that 'No Kings' Day merch is available for sale on Amazon, Temu and other e-commerce sites.
'Have they given up any pretence of being a news organisation?' Ms Panahi said.
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