US EditionThe Trump White House shut out the AP. They keep showing up anyway
- Donald Trump has restricted access for journalists and intensified attacks on the media since returning to the White House, as reported by ABC News.
- A judge declined to restore AP's access immediately, prompting a scheduled hearing for further discussion on the matter, according to U.S. District Court Judge Trevor N. McFadden.
- Donald Trump's criticisms of traditional media have escalated following his return to the White House, marked by restricted access and multiple lawsuits against journalists and networks.
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“We’re Getting Destroyed” — Photographer Who Clicked Trump's Iconic Attempted Assassination Photo is Fighting Ban from White House
Evan Vucci, a veteran AP photographer, talked about the publication’s plight after being banned by the Donald Trump administration from covering various White House events.
·United States
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Embarrassing displays of media blindness - Washington Examiner
Two high-profile news executives at the end of March demonstrated the extraordinary inability of their caste to see things other than through a distorted left-wing lens. Both executives intended to defend their organizations but did so with arguments, and even more with attitudes, that underscored rather than erased the legacy media’s dishonesty, blindness, or bias about which conservatives complain and with which the public is heartily sick. K…
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