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White House is sued again over media bans as press groups seek wider injunction

The suit seeks to restore access for barred outlets and block retaliation, arguing the restrictions deny the public independent reporting.

  • On Monday, the Knight First Amendment Institute and a Yale Law School clinic filed a new lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan challenging President Donald Trump's administration media restrictions.
  • CNN, Politico, and MS NOW previously won a preliminary injunction from District Judge Timothy Kelly restoring press access, though CNN remains barred from traveling aboard Air Force One.
  • The lawsuit, filed on behalf of six people including professors and journalists, argues the policy "harms the public and our democracy," said David Schulz, who directs the Yale Law School clinic.
  • A White House spokesperson defended the restrictions, citing "misinformation and defamation," while White House Correspondents' Association president Jacqui Heinrich called the removal of The Independent's Andrew Feinberg "retaliation."
  • Trump suggested on Sunday via Truth Social that he is considering moving the press corps out of the White House complex entirely, escalating the ongoing conflict over media access.
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Organizations will take the president to court because he has tried to keep journalists out of the White House.

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Washington, Oct 26 (EFE).- Two entities focused on the defense of freedom of expression and of the press linked to Columbia and Yale universities have filed a lawsuit against the White House for their vetoes to CNN, MS NOW and Politico, which adds to the one already raised by those three media outlets [...] La entrada Present new lawsuit against the White House for its vetoes to the media was first published in HolaNews.

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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