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Federal judge plans to rule soon on White House media ban, briefly extending access for journalists

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By Fallon Gallagher Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
A federal judge on Thursday appeared likely to indefinitely extend court-ordered access to the White House for three national news organizations that were banned by President Donald Trump. But he put off a ruling on the matter until Tuesday at the latest. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly indicated he was bound by judicial precedent, which has held the White House cannot arbitrarily revoke credentials without due process.
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MS NOW, CNN and Politico are suing Trump and senior officials over White House ban

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By Fallon Gallagher Verified
| The Inner-City News
By Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com By Fallon Gallagher Three news organizations — MS NOW, CNN and Politico — are suing President Donald Trump and several top administration officials for blocking reporters’ access to the White House, alleging the ban constitutes viewpoint discrimination that violates the First Amendment. The news outlets on Monday are asking a federal judge in Washington, D.C., to immediately block the ban and restore both press credentials and access to the affected journalists.
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Grand jury never saw version of Comey indictment the government filed

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By Erum Salam Verified, Fallon Gallagher Verified
| MS NOW Verified
The grand jury that charged former FBI Director James Comey never saw the version of the indictment that interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan signed and that was delivered to the judge, the government acknowledged Wednesday in an extraordinary concession that could nullify the indictment. Halligan initially presented a three-count indictment, and the grand jury rejected one of those counts, lawyers for the Justice Department told U.S. District Judge William Fitzpatrick in a tense hearing.
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