
Reporters From CNN, MS NOW and Politico Denied White House Access After Trump Ban
Al Jazeera reported that journalists from the three outlets were locked out of the White House following a ban announced by President Donald Trump.

Al Jazeera reported that journalists from the three outlets were locked out of the White House following a ban announced by President Donald Trump.
President is returning to the White House as the State Department urges Americans to reconsider travel to the Middle East, according to Anadolu Agency.

Journalists from three major outlets say their White House press badges were confiscated after President Trump barred certain media organizations, according to BBC News.
MS NOW says it will defend its First Amendment rights after reporters from the network and CNN were reportedly barred from the White House following an announcement by President Donald Trump.

Reporters from three news outlets were turned away from the White House a day after President Trump barred the organizations over their coverage of him, according to CNBC.

Correspondents from the three outlets were denied entry a day after President Trump said he would ban them over what he called "fake news" coverage.

Journalists from three major outlets say they were blocked from entering the White House on Saturday, prompting accusations of a “ban on the free press.”

News organizations report journalists turned away and press passes confiscated a day after President Trump said he would bar MS Now, CNN and Politico reporters from the executive complex

Journalists from the three outlets said they were denied access on Saturday, a day after President Trump said he would ban them, prompting criticism from press freedom advocates.

The move came a day after President Trump banned three media organizations, reportedly over their coverage of him, according to CNBC.

Three journalists were turned away from White House grounds Saturday, a day after President Trump said the outlets would be barred for reporting "FICTION and LIES," according to NPR News.

President Trump announced plans to name a new adviser on artificial intelligence but did not specify who or when, according to CNBC.
The former Oklahoma state trooper’s bid to head Immigration and Customs Enforcement had stalled in the Senate amid mounting scrutiny of the agency’s operations.

Axios reports the plan is in early stages and aims to guide US Middle East policy after the Iran war ends and through the remainder of Trump's term.

The former Oklahoma state trooper had faced criticism over his lack of formal experience within the agency he was tapped to run.

The 69-year-old, a powerful figure close to President Trump, announced her cancer diagnosis has been resolved.

Trump has restricted media access at the White House, raising questions about presidential power and press freedom.

Wiles, who led Trump's 2024 campaign and has held significant influence in his second administration, announced she has been declared cancer free.

Al Jazeera reports that President Donald Trump has banned three news organizations from the White House, accusing them of "fake news."
The legislation authorizes new sanctions and tariffs targeting Russia while also extending existing measures against Iran, according to the White House.

The US president announced the move amid what the BBC describes as a long-running, often fiery relationship with the media.

President cites unfavourable coverage as reason for barring three news organizations, raising fresh press freedom concerns, according to France 24.
President says other news outlets could face similar bans over what he described as "fiction and lies."

The White House removed the singer's track "Midnight Sun" from a social media reel after she called the clip "dehumanising."

President announces immediate expulsion of three news outlets, citing what he calls "fake news" coverage.

The president attributed the move to what he called unfavorable coverage and suggested more media bans could follow
President renews "fake news" criticism and signals further media outlets may face similar restrictions.
Press freedom advocates, lawmakers and former President Barack Obama have condemned Trump's decision to restrict access for the three news organizations.
The administration's media restrictions draw criticism over constitutional implications as governors pursue separate AI regulation efforts.
The president cited longstanding grievances against the outlets, describing them as "fake news."
President Trump announced on Truth Social that he intends to ban three news outlets, accusing them of spreading "FICTION and LIES"
The three outlets were removed from White House press access, according to a report by France 24.
President accuses outlets of publishing "fiction and lies," announcing new restrictions on White House access, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
Kevin Hassett said market-driven solutions, not heavy government regulation, should guide the response to artificial intelligence risks, according to CNBC.

Financial disclosure records released by the administration reveal the president gave large personal gifts to close aides, including executive assistant Natalie Harp.

The White House took down a Tetris-style game days after launching an arcade games site.

A report from Ars Technica says a promotional online "arcade" associated with the Trump administration includes a game resembling Tetris, prompting a response from the company that owns the Tetris trademark.

The US president shared AI-generated superhero imagery, discussed renaming places and referenced annexing other countries in a wave of posts on Truth Social, according to The Guardian.

An online arcade-style game resembling Tetris was taken down from a White House-linked platform after the Tetris Company said it takes copyright infringement 'very seriously,' according to TechCrunch.

Iran's Mehr News reports that US President Donald Trump ended his weekend stay at the presidential retreat sooner than planned.