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The Trump White House shut out the AP. They keep showing up anyway

Donald Trump's administration has intensified attacks on media, restricting access and filing lawsuits against critical journalists, including the Associated Press and ABC News.
ABC News settled a defamation lawsuit with Trump for $15 million, which he claimed was due to false statements made by anchor George Stephanopoulos.
The Associated Press filed a lawsuit against Trump officials for barring its reporters from White House events, claiming this violates the First Amendment.
Trump has faced multiple lawsuits against media organizations, indicating ongoing tensions between his administration and the press.

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HuffPost

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HuffPost Back In White House Press Pool After Being Booted

The Trump administration changed course and allowed a HuffPost reporter back into the pool of journalists tracking the president's daily activities.

3 days ago·United States

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The Independent

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AP photographer who took photo of Trump after shooting is fighting White House ban

Photographer for the Associated Press said the news wire service is ‘struggling to keep up’ with competitors without White House access

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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American Press Institute

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Managing the White House firehose - American Press Institute

Antidotes to Trump overload Editor & Publisher recently published a cartoon by Rob Tornoe depicting President Trump “delivering” the news to a reporter. He’s doing it with a firehose. If that’s what reporters are feeling, imagine the reader’s experience. Recognizing that audiences are probably overwhelmed, some publications have taken to helping them navigate news from the White House, mostly focused on the first 100 days. The Washington Post ha…

3 days ago

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Inquisitr

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“We’re Getting Destroyed” — Photographer Who Clicked Trump's Iconic Attempted Assassination Photo is Fighting Ban from White House

Evan Vucci, a veteran AP photographer, talked about the publication’s plight after being banned by the Donald Trump administration from covering various White House events.

3 days ago·United States

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Poynter

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AP argues its White House ban has hurt coverage, chilled the press

The AP says its White House ban has delayed reporting, weakened access and chilled other journalists, and wants a judge to temporarily lift it

3 days ago

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Washington Examiner

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Embarrassing displays of media blindness - Washington Examiner

Two high-profile news executives at the end of March demonstrated the extraordinary inability of their caste to see things other than through a distorted left-wing lens. Both executives intended to defend their organizations but did so with arguments, and even more with attitudes, that underscored rather than erased the legacy media’s dishonesty, blindness, or bias about which conservatives complain and with which the public is heartily sick. K…

3 days ago·Washington, United States

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