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President Trump banned multiple media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW, Politico, and Fox News, from the White House.

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President Trump banned multiple media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW, Politico, and Fox News, from the White House.

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  1. The bans were confirmed, and the conflict expanded to include AP fact-checks and claims by Spicer regarding Biden.1 source
  2. The President has banned coverage and retaliated against the MS NOW channel, CNN, and Politico.Sub-event
  3. LindellTV replaced CNN for presidential travel amidst ongoing media ban lawsuits.1 source
  4. ABC and CBS joined the media boycott, withdrawing coverage in solidarity with CNN.1 source
  5. Trump seeks records regarding alleged anti-Israel bias after banning CNN and MS NOW from the White House.1 source
  6. Donald Trump banned Fox News from White House pool duty on September 22, 2026.Sub-event
  7. The administration banned access to the White House press pool, causing members to publicly distance themselves.Sub-event
  8. Kate Bedingfield commented on the presidential actions following Trump's media crackdown, which also involved Politico and MS NOW.Sub-event
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  1. Sidner questioned Jennings regarding the newly announced media bans by Trump.1 source
  2. Trump administration revokes CNN credentials and bans Politico/MS NOW from White House pools.1 source
  3. Trump banned CNN and Politico; Reichlin-Melnick predicted his legal loss.1 source
  4. CNN and MS Now lost White House press access, prompting a boycott.1 source
  5. Trump banned media outlets, and ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox News suspended White House pool coverage.1 source
  6. Michael McGuire sued the Trump Administration over press freedom issues.1 source
  7. Outlets suspended coverage to split costs following the ban.1 source
  8. Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was present during the bans, and Chris Whipple criticized the administration's handling of the situation.1 source
  9. Trump justified the bans, claiming that restricting 'fake news' protects national security.1 source
  10. Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, Politico, and Fox News from White House premises.1 source
  11. Trump administration expanded bans, including AP, on media outlets from White House access.1 source
  12. Blanche defends Trump's ban on CNN and MS NOW; Waltz criticizes CNN bias.1 source
  13. Trump banned CNN and MS NOW, criticizing their coverage and discussing the war with Iran.1 source

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