- Trump banned CNN from White House coverage, while NPR suspended audio coverage and the UN allowed CNN access.
- Trump banned news organizations reporting fake news, leading WBUR and NPR to boycott and refuse coverage.
An advocacy coalition, including RCFP, filed a brief supporting targeted outlets, with NPR joining the effort against administration actions.
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What happened
An advocacy coalition, including RCFP, filed a brief supporting targeted outlets, with NPR joining the effort against administration actions.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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CNN
American news channel
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NPR
American nonprofit media organization
- White House
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