Donald Trump justified the measure by accusing these outlets of consistently spreading "misinformation" about him, a decision widely condemned as an assault on press freedom.
Following a decision announced the previous day by Donald Trump, journalists from these three news outlets had their credentials revoked on Saturday.
The White House Correspondents' Association is calling on Donald Trump to immediately restore access for the affected journalists, arguing that the measure violates the First Amendment.
According to a report from the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Russia is building a global network of media professionals, particularly in Africa and Asia, to disseminate its narratives over the long term.
The U.S. president announced Friday that these news outlets would no longer be permitted to cover the White House, amid escalating tensions with the press.
The U.S. president accuses CNN, MS NOW and Politico of spreading "fake news" as midterm elections approach in November.
Relations between television channels and political actors have recently deteriorated, with several cases of boycotts and pressure reported.
The U.S. president declared he wants to bar these news outlets "with immediate effect," accusing them of spreading misinformation, and threatened to extend the measure to other media organizations.
The U.S. president targeted CNN, MSNBC and Politico on Friday, criticizing their news coverage in a message posted on social media.
To mark the bicentennial of the first known permanent photograph in history, RFI has been offering since September 14 a series devoted to 17 iconic images, produced in French and sixteen other languages.
According to Le Monde, the SNJ and CGT unions at the news channel are accusing the former CNews presenter of "dishonoring the profession" following an interview with Reconquête MEP Sarah Knafo. She has rejected these allegations.
Public broadcaster employees walk out on September 13 and 14 to protest the recruitment of Charles Sapin, deputy editor-in-chief of the ultraconservative weekly 'Valeurs actuelles'.
According to RFI, Xenia Fedorova, a Russian columnist at CNews, has been expelled from French territory, but the channel is looking to continue having her appear via videoconference.