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CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists return to the White House after court order

11 articles · 9 outlets (1 relaying others' reporting) · 9 countries · Sources | Summary

After a federal judge ordered the White House to lift its access ban, journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were allowed back onto the grounds. Their return was delayed by credential problems; the White House and Trump administration said restoring or replacing badges took time.

Countries involved United States · 0 of our 3 outletsChina · 0 of our 4 outlets

First reported among our outlets by Le Monde (France), · most coverage from United Kingdom (1), South Korea (1), Russia (1), Pakistan (1)

Photo via Deutsche Welle

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United States

But the White House said in its own filing, shortly after reporters were allowed back in, that it had taken time to reinstate disabled badges.

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Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 22:12

[US-China summit] US TV cameras go dark… Trump: “China has a friendly press corps”

Translated from: [미중정상회담] 불꺼진 美방송 카메라…트럼프 "中은 친절한 기자단 둬"
Reports administration's replacement-credential explanation
Le Monde · France24 Sep 12:51

Journalists from Politico, CNN and MS NOW barred from entering the White House despite judge’s decision to restore their access

Translated from: Des journalistes de « Politico », de CNN et de MS NOW empêchés d’entrer à la Maison Blanche, malgré la décision d’un juge de rétablir leur accès
Notes CNN producer entered using credential
Deutsche Welle · Germany24 Sep 16:41

CNN, MS NOW, Politico regain access to White House

Leads with court-ordered lifting of ban

CNN, MSNBC, and Politico journalists were allowed back in the White House on Thursday, hours after a federal judge said US President Donald Trump must lift his ban on journalists…

Deutsche Welle
The Guardian · United Kingdom24 Sep 18:30
Opinion

Trump swoons over strongman soulmate Xi – are you feeling jealous, Vladimir?

Notes judge found Trump's action unconstitutional

By the afternoon, some of the banned reporters had been allowed back on to the White House campus after a judge found Trump’s action to be unconstitutional.

The Guardian
Clarín · Argentina24 Sep 16:40

CNN and MS NOW journalists enter the White House after a judge orders Trump to do so

Translated from: Periodistas de CNN y MS NOW entran en la Casa Blanca tras la orden del juez a Trump
Reports journalists entered after judge's order
1 more from Clarín Leo XIV to journalists: “I am glad that you are all here”
The Times of Israel · Israel24 Sep 20:11

CNN, MS NOW, Politico allowed back at White House after judge ordered Trump to lift ban

Relays Associated Press
Includes White House badge-restoration explanation

But the White House said in its own filing, shortly after reporters were allowed back in, that it had taken time to reinstate disabled badges.

The Times of Israel, citing White House
RIA Novosti · Russia24 Sep 17:14

CNN and MS NOW regain access to the White House, along with Politico

Translated from: Телеканалам СNN, MSNOW и изданию Politico вернули доступ в Белый дом
Cites MSNOW report of employees entering
The Hindu · India25 Sep 04:29
Explainer

Why did a U.S. court stay Trump’s ban on media outlets?

Leads with Xi state dinner tensions

the AP reported that the three media groups were back on the White House grounds by Thursday (September 24) afternoon.

The Hindu, via Associated Press
1 more from The Hindu Trump hosts Xi for state dinner as pomp masks tensions
Daily Jang · Pakistan24 Sep 18:09

White House grants access to three US media organizations

Translated from: وائٹ ہاؤس نے تین امریکی میڈیا اداروں کو داخلے کی اجازت دے دی
Reports White House permission to enter

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