AP says journalists blocked from Oval Office after judge’s order
- The Associated Press was barred from an Oval Office event despite a federal judge's ruling in favor of their access, which stated that the government cannot punish the news organization for content of its speech.
- President Trump banned the Associated Press after it refused to refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America, following an Executive Order.
- U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden stated that if the government opens its doors to some journalists, it cannot shut those doors to others based on their viewpoints.
- The White House Correspondents' Association claims the administration is selectively withholding press reports while Trump plans to skip their annual dinner.
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White House bans AP journalists from news event despite court order
Despite a court order, a reporter and photographer from The Associated Press were barred from an Oval Office news conference on Monday with President Donald Trump and his counterpart from El Salvador, Nayib Bukele.
·Portland, United States
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White House Rejects Court Order Requiring It To Allow Associated Press Access to Oval Office, Press Pools
‘No other news organization in the United States receives the level of guaranteed access previously bestowed upon the AP,’ the Trump administration says.
·New York, United States
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