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News organizations and press freedom groups challenge outlet bans in court

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The White House Correspondents’ Association and nearly 50 news organizations filed a court brief calling for bans on CNN, MS NOW and Politico to be reversed. A coalition of press freedom groups argued that removing journalists’ rights because of their perceived editorial views violates Supreme Court precedent.

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First reported among our outlets by The Guardian (United Kingdom), · most coverage from United Kingdom (1), India (1), France (1)

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France 24 · France24 Sep 05:31

US judge lifts Trump’s White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, Politico

Highlights the correspondents' association filing

The White House Correspondents' Association and nearly 50 news organisations also filed a brief with the court calling for the bans on CNN, MS NOW and Politico to be reversed.

France 24, reporting White House Correspondents' Association
The Guardian · United Kingdom24 Sep 05:25

Judge orders Trump White House to restore access to CNN, MS Now and Politico

Quotes press groups on viewpoint discrimination

stripping journalists and news outlets of their rights because of perceived editorial viewpoint violates decades of supreme court jurisprudence.

A coalition of press freedom groups and dozens of news organizations, quoted in The Guardian
NDTV · India24 Sep 06:17

US Judge Lifts Trump's White House Ban On CNN, MS NOW, Politico

Quotes press groups on Supreme Court precedent

stripping journalists and news outlets of their rights because of perceived editorial viewpoint violates decades of Supreme Court jurisprudence.

A coalition of press freedom groups and news organizations, quoted in NDTV

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