MS NOW and CNN says they have been granted access to White House
- On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the White House to immediately restore press access for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico for 14 days, ruling the ban likely violated Fifth Amendment due process rights.
- President Donald Trump banned the outlets last Friday, assailing what he called "fake news" and "cumulative stories," though administration lawyers later argued the restrictions protected national security.
- Despite the court order, reporters from the three organizations were denied entry Thursday morning, prompting their attorneys to file an emergency request for a videoconference meeting with the judge.
- By noon on Thursday, representatives from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico were granted access to the White House grounds, resolving the immediate standoff after the judge's intervention.
- Judge Kelly scheduled additional hearings over the next two weeks to evaluate evidence from both sides, with the temporary restraining order generally unappealable during this period.
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The CNN Star Who Keeps Clashing with Trump — And the Judge's SHOCK Ruling
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s decision to bar CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, ordering the administration to restore the outlets’ press credentials. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a 14-day temporary restraining order Thursday as the three news organizations pursue their legal challenge against the administration. Kelly […]
JD Vance gave anon quotes in a presser; Trump used Politico’s story about it to justify ban
There were a lot of developments yesterday to do with the White House’s ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. As you’ll recall, Trump announced the ban last Friday afternoon over allegations of “fake news!” Reporters from all three outlets were denied entry on Saturday, the outlets jointly filed suit against the administration on Monday, […] Source
New York, CNN, MS NOW, and Politico journalists were able to come back yesterday to do their job at the White House, hours after a judge ordered President Donald Trump's government to lift the ban it had imposed on the communicators.
Explainer-Why the court fight over the White House media ban isn't over
The Trump administration complied with a judge's order to reinstate access for three media outlets. US District Judge Timothy Kelly identified probable success on their due process claims. The media outlets can request a preliminary injunction to extend the ban against Trump's restrictions. Legal experts have expressed concern that the administration may attempt further revocation of press access.
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