CNN, Politico, MS NOW Plan Lawsuit Over White House Access Ban
The outlets are set to sue the Trump administration, which says the ban targets 'fake news.'

CNN, Politico and MS NOW plan to sue the Trump administration over a ban restricting their access to the White House, according to Al Jazeera.
The administration has said the ban targets "fake news," which it describes as posing a "threat to our National Security," Al Jazeera reported, citing President Trump.
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- CNN, Politico, MS NOW to sue Trump administration over White House ban — Al Jazeera — All
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