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  1. 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.

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Trump banned news organizations reporting fake news, leading WBUR and NPR to boycott and refuse coverage.

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  1. An advocacy coalition, including RCFP, filed a brief supporting targeted outlets, with NPR joining the effort against administration actions.Sub-event
  2. A judge ordered the restoration of press access involving Donald Trump and NPR.Sub-event
  3. WBUR is boycotting White House coverage, and WBUR/NPR refuse to use event audio.1 source

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