Media Outlets Banned by Trump Resume White House Coverage After Judge's Order
US television coverage of the White House has returned to normal after a judge lifted a ban on three news outlets, according to the BBC.
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Television coverage of the White House has returned to normal after a judge ordered an end to a ban that had barred three news outlets from the building, according to the BBC.
The BBC's report did not name the three outlets affected by the ban, nor did it specify when the original restriction was imposed or the legal grounds cited by the judge in ordering it lifted.
A dispute over press access
The episode adds to a series of tensions between the Trump administration and segments of the media over access to White House events and briefings, though the report did not detail the specific circumstances that led to the outlets being barred in the first place.
It also did not include comment from the White House on the judge's ruling, nor statements from the affected outlets about their return to covering the building.
Further details on the legal proceedings, including whether the ruling is being appealed, were not included in the available report.
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