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Reporters return to the White House after judge lifts Trump media ban — for nowPolitics

The White House press pool has resumed covering U.S. President Donald Trump after being barred from the building for about a week. Their return comes as a legal fight over journalists’ access to the administration continues, with uncertainty over future access. The White House had argued the restrictions were justified by national security concerns.

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What next after Trump loses court fight with the press?Politics

Donald Trump has lost a court battle involving CNN, Politico and MS NOW. After banning the three outlets from reporting inside the White House, the US president saw a federal judge overturn the ban at an emergency hearing and order the journalists’ press credentials reinstated immediately for 14 days.

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MS NOW and CNN journalists regain White House accessPolitics

The White House said it restored access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico after a federal judge found President Trump’s ban on reporters from the three outlets likely unconstitutional and ordered their access reinstated immediately.

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White House bars media from Xi dinner as Trump fumes over lack of coveragePolitics

CNN and other outlets were denied access to President Trump’s state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping even after a judge struck down the White House press ban. Trump then falsely claimed on social media that news networks had refused to cover the “magnificent” event.

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Reporter Roundtable: Showdown between Trump and the pressPolitics

CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters who had been barred from the White House have regained access after a judge blocked U.S. President Donald Trump’s media ban. The Reporter Roundtable examines what the ruling means for Trump’s feud with the press covering him.

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The Debrief: CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters regain White House entryPolitics

CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters have returned to the White House after a standoff over press access. With Xi’s state visit bringing more journalists on site, the scene is beginning to resemble a typical high-profile summit again.

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Can Trump silence the press? | The Global Story podcastPolitics

Last week, President Donald Trump barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House, accusing them of spreading “fake news”. After reporters had their press passes revoked and were denied entry, the three outlets filed a joint legal challenge, arguing the move was unconstitutional. The podcast examines how unprecedented it is and compares it with treatment of journalists elsewhere.

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CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters regain entry to White HousePolitics

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were permitted back into the White House after a judge blocked President Trump’s ban. The journalists had been denied entry earlier that day despite a court order directing the White House to temporarily restore their access.

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CNN reporter enters White House after judge rules against Trump media banPolitics

CNN senior reporter Betsy Klein gained access to the White House on 24 September, hours after a federal judge ruled against Donald Trump’s media ban. The policy had barred reporters from CNN, MS Now and Politico from entering the White House.

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Some reporters return to White House after judge blocks Trump’s media banPolitics

A federal judge ruled early Thursday against U.S. President Donald Trump’s effort to bar three news organizations from the White House grounds. CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters were initially turned away after the order, though some were admitted around noon.

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Reporters remain blocked from White House after judge orders access restoredPolitics

Hours after a judge ordered the White House to restore access for reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, the journalists said they were still barred from entering. The outlets asked for an immediate hearing, saying a Secret Service agent had confiscated their credentials.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Sept. 24Politics

A federal judge orders the White House to immediately restore access for three major news outlets as their legal challenge continues. President Trump welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington, D.C., for Xi’s first visit since 2015, while Harvey Weinstein receives a 15-year prison sentence for sexual assault.

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White House still turns away some media outlets despite court orderPolitics

Some journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico continue to be denied entry to the White House even after a judge ordered their access restored. The ongoing legal fight over the media ban and the suspension of the White House TV pool is shaping public perceptions of President Trump’s historic meeting with Chinese President Xi.

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What a judge’s order means for White House reportersPolitics

ABC News legal contributor James Sample discusses a judge’s temporary restraining order requiring the White House to restore hard-pass press credentials for CNN, Politico and MS NOW.

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This Morning’s Top Headlines: Judge Orders White House to Restore Media AccessPolitics

A federal judge orders the White House to immediately restore access for three major news outlets while their legal challenge continues. Donald Trump welcomes Xi Jinping to Washington, his first U.S. visit since 2015, and Harvey Weinstein receives a 15-year sentence for sexual assault.

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How are Danes reacting to the US-Greenland security deal?Politics

People in Copenhagen have mixed views of a new security agreement involving the US, Denmark and Greenland. Some welcome closer cooperation in the Arctic, while others say it does little to address their concerns.

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Greenland officials receive heroes' welcome after signing U.S.-Denmark security dealPolitics

Greenland’s delegation to the United Nations was warmly welcomed in Nuuk after signing an updated security agreement with the United States and Denmark. Danish Broadcasting Corporation journalist Johannes Langkilde said the deal eased much of the anxiety among Greenlanders who fear an American invasion.

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