Ban on White House press access stays in place while judge considers the case
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A federal judge on Wednesday heard arguments in a lawsuit over press access to the White House but did not immediately rule from the bench, which means the Trump administration's bans on major media outlets will stay in effect for now while a high-profile…
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A federal judge on Wednesday heard arguments in a lawsuit over press access to the White House but did not immediately rule from the bench, which means the Trump administration's bans on major media outlets will stay in effect for now while a high-profile…
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