US judge leaves White House media ban in place for now

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US District Judge Timothy Kelly has kept the White House media ban in place for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, following a hearing on their request for a temporary restraining order. The administration defended the ban, citing national security concerns and alleged reporting of falsehoods, while the outlets argue the ban violates their First Amendment rights.

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A judge heard arguments on Wednesday but did not rule on the case.

US judge leaves White House media ban in place for now

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