Trump announces September 18 White House ban on three major outlets
Trump announced September 18 bans on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House access and Air Force One.
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Legal challenges to Trump administration restrictions on media outlet access to White House facilities and official events, including press ban enforcement and First Amendment litigation.
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