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  1. The White House banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the premises, while CBS promoted Margaret Brennan's interview.
  2. A lawsuit has been filed concerning denied White House access involving Donald Trump, CNN, MS NOW, and Politico.
  3. The due process case concerning the Trump administration's ban on media outlets has seen the appointment of Timothy Kelly to hear the matter.
  4. Trump's administration banned media outlets, leading to a judge issuing a new order regarding the access dispute.

Trump administration bans multiple news outlets and restricts White House access, leading to a judge ruling on the dispute.

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Trump administration bans multiple news outlets and restricts White House access, leading to a judge ruling on the dispute.

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  1. A judge ordered the administration to lift restrictions on journalists barred from White House access.1 source
  2. Judge Kelly blocked Trump's removal effort, allowing CNN, MS NOW, and Politico back into the White House.1 source
  3. Judge in D.C. orders access for MS NOW and CNN.1 source
  4. Judge Kelly ruled MS NOW, CNN, and Politico likely to succeed in their access dispute.1 source
  5. Judge ruled on White House access dispute as Trump administration banned multiple news outlets.1 source

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