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Deadline Tonight for Justice Dept. to Respond to Media Ban Lawsuit

The Justice Department is facing a deadline tonight to answer CNN, MS NOW and Politico's lawsuit against the president, ahead of a hearing tomorrow regarding his media ban. President Trump said that while he believes his ban is warranted, the federal judge overseeing the lawsuit ...  Show more

Major TV Networks Stand with CNN, Decline to Replace WH Pool Crew

Today, for the first time in modern memory, the one camera that's at the White House or that travels with a president almost always, was not there. The major television networks are standing with CNN by declining to replace its White House pool crew after the Trump administration ...  Show more

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