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CNN, MS NOW and Politico Sue Over White House Press Ban

Three US media outlets are taking legal action after being barred from the White House, which Donald Trump accused of spreading 'fake news,' according to RFI.

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RFI — Français

CNN, MS NOW and Politico have announced legal action seeking to restore their access to the White House, saying the move is necessary to defend press freedom, according to RFI.

US President Donald Trump has accused the three outlets of spreading "fake news," RFI reported. Journalists from the outlets were prevented from entering the White House grounds on Saturday, September 19, according to the broadcaster.

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