Trump Appeals Injunction Blocking White House Press Credential Revocations

Deadline • 14 oct. 17h35

President Trump has appealed a district judge's preliminary injunction that blocks the administration from revoking White House press passes for CNN, Politico and MS NOW, citing likely First Amendment and due-process violations.

The Guardian • 14 oct. 04h35

A federal judge extended a preliminary injunction that blocks the Trump administration from revoking White House press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, citing likely violations of due process and First Amendment rights.

NBC News • 14 oct. 04h11

U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a preliminary injunction that keeps three news outlets on the White House grounds while their lawsuit challenging a ban proceeds.

CBS News • 14 oct. 03h27

U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a preliminary injunction restoring White House access to journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, finding the revocation of their hard passes likely violated constitutional rights.

NBC News • 12 oct. 15h46

The DOJ opened an antitrust investigation into the five-network White House television pool following President Trump's recent bans on CNN, MSNBC and Politico, while the outlets challenge the restrictions in court.

CNBC • 11 oct. 19h07

The Justice Department is investigating whether the temporary suspension of pooled television coverage of President Donald Trump violated the Sherman Act.

Al Jazeera • 11 oct. 04h33

The Justice Department is probing whether ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News violated antitrust law by collectively stopping presidential coverage after the White House withdrew their credentials.

USA Today • 11 oct. 03h51

The Justice Department opened an antitrust investigation into five television networks for suspending White House press pool coverage after President Donald Trump barred CNN and two other outlets.

The Guardian • 11 oct. 03h25

The Justice Department opened an antitrust inquiry into a five-network TV press pool that stopped covering President Trump after the White House barred CNN, MS Now and Politico, to determine if the boycott breached competition laws.

NBC News • 11 oct. 02h39

The Justice Department has opened an antitrust investigation into five major broadcast networks after they temporarily halted participation in the White House press pool covering President Trump.

CBS News • 11 oct. 02h21

The Justice Department is reviewing whether major broadcast networks broke antitrust rules by halting the White House press pool after President Trump barred three outlets from the White House.

BBC • 11 oct. 00h49

The Justice Department has requested communications from major broadcasters to determine whether their temporary halt of the White House press pool violated federal competition law.