Media outlets banned by Trump resume White House coverage after judge's order
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Media outlets banned by Trump resume White House coverage after judge's order - Published Regular US television coverage resumed on Friday after the White House was forced to lift its ban of news outlets and readmit journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
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What happened
Media outlets banned by Trump resume White House coverage after judge's order - Published Regular US television coverage resumed on Friday after the White House was forced to lift its ban of news outlets and readmit journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
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