Court Restores White House Access for Three News Outlets, but Trump-Media Fight Continues

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A US court temporarily ordered the Trump administration to restore press credentials for CNN, MSNBC, and Politico reporters, allowing them back into the White House, though the broader conflict between the president and media remains unresolved. The 14-day ruling by Judge Timothy Kelly questioned the administration's national security justification, citing insufficient due process. Television networks continued suspending pooled coverage, leaving the Trump-Xi summit without direct broadcast, as legal proceedings over press access continue. The case may test limits on presidential authority to bar journalists based on coverage content. Media advocates called the ruling a victory for press freedom, while the administration's options and the ongoing TV coverage suspension keep tensions high.


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