Court keeps White House press access for three outlets amid Trump ban fight
A federal judge on Tuesday extended an order that lets CNN, Politico and MS NOW maintain White House press access. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly found that revoking the outlets' hard badges likely violated their constitutional rights. The preliminary injunction is intended to preserve the press access while the case proceeds.
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On Tuesday, a federal court kept in place a measure permitting three news organizations—CNN, Politico and MS NOW—to hold their White House press credentials. Judge Timothy Kelly, of the U.S. District Court, determined that taking away the outlets’ hard badges probably breached their constitutional protections. The order is a preliminary injunction, so access remains
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