The pool, which also includes NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox News, had paused coverage in solidarity with CNN, MS Now and Politico after they were barred from the building.
CNN and MS NOW said their reporters were kept from covering arrivals for a state dinner, even after a judge ordered their press passes restored.
Other networks boycotted the Xi Jinping dinner after CNN and MS Now were excluded, despite a judge ordering the White House to restore their access.
Administration officials argued in a court filing that press access to certain White House events is a privilege rather than a right, defending restrictions imposed on some media outlets.
Vice president says banned outlets can still report but will lose White House office access.
Three news organizations banned from the White House have sued, while other television networks halted pool coverage in solidarity.
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.”
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.