Trump justifies to a judge the veto to CNN, Politics and MS Now for reasons of national security
The Department of Justice and media lawyers appear on Wednesday at a hearing to set out their arguments
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The Department of Justice and media lawyers appear on Wednesday at a hearing to set out their arguments
The extension of the trade truce between the US and China, the IA and Taiwan will be some of the main issues to be addressed in the meeting of the two leaders in the White House
THE COUNTRY joins a joint statement against the president's decision not to allow journalists to enter the White House
President Donald Trump's veto of the press credentials at the White House for CNN, Politico and MS NOW journalists, challenged in court for violating the First Amendment and added to the background with AP and Jim Acosta, reopens the pulse for the official account in Washington, while the Executive defends the measure as a brake to the 'fake news'. Does the White House deny freedom of the press or punish disinformation? Does this represent a new test of fire for American democracy? We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
Media such as' CNN ',' MS NOW 'and' Politico 'sued Donald Trump's government after being vetoed from the White House, claiming violation of the First Amendment. In solidarity, chains such as' CBS ',' ABC ',' NBC 'and' Fox 'suspended coverage of presidential events.
The US media 'CNN', 'MS NOW' and 'Politics' invoked the First Amendment to file a lawsuit on Monday, September 21, after their journalists were expelled from the White House by the Trump Administration. Without a decision, the president said he will appeal. The Republican's escalation against the press triggered an unprecedented reaction from the country's main television networks, 'CBS', 'ABC', 'NBC' and 'Fox', which announced that they will stop covering the president's events.
United Nations The journalists of 'CNN', 'MS Now' and 'Politico' who worked within the White House must now transmit from around the presidential compound after the Donald Trump government revoked their accreditation to enter. The President has carried out a crusade against the media that have been critical of his second management, making decisions against him that could be against the first amendment.
The journalists of 'CNN', 'MS Now' and 'Politico' who worked within the White House must now transmit from around the presidential compound after the Donald Trump government revoked their accreditation to enter. The President has carried out a crusade against the media that have been critical of his second management, making decisions against him that could be against the first amendment.
Donald Trump has continued to scale up his attacks on the press and his most recent target has been the three-media correspondents he accused of "constantly writing or reporting on fiction and lies" in his coverage. The White House Correspondents Association has described the measure as a "free press ban." They see it as a violation of the First Amendment, which enshrines freedom of expression and of the press.
The United States Government confiscated the credentials of the media journalists CNN, MS Now and Political, who attended the White House despite the blockade that President Donald Trump announced against him on September 18. The media assured that this is a veto that challenges the first amendment and announced that they will demand the measure to continue their work. We analyze the battle the president has with the press with Luis Botello, president of the Media for Democracy Foundation.
The ban on access to CNN, MS NOW and 'Politics' has entered into force on Saturday: the Secret Service has denied access to the premises to reporters and has confiscated the press credential
The White House's mistakes open up opportunities for the EU, which can be the epicenter of the 'collective resilience' that Carney spoke of.
With his intention to change the name "Gulf of Mexico" to "Gulf of America," American President Donald Trump opened his first fight against the press. For refusing to adopt the new name imposed by Trump, journalists from the AP agency were excluded from the White House. Then, in September 2025, the president described the popular presenter Jimmy Kimmel as "untalented," following the comedian's comments on the death of ultraconservative activist Charlie Kirk and celebrated ABC's temporary suspension of the presenter. Months later, that my
Donald Trump, President of the United States, reported through his social network Truth Social on the decision to ban access to the White House by CNN, MSNOW and Political Correspondents, whom he listed as spreading false news. He justified the measure by ensuring that "other false news media" could follow the same path. From Washington, our correspondent Cristóbal Vásquez expands our information.
The Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, confirms the commitment, but speaks of "shared security in the Arctic." The three-party pact includes the veto to enemy countries, according to the American President's version
The American president has had a tense and conflicting relationship with the US media throughout his political career.
The President of the United States launches a threat that poses an escalation in his attacks on press freedom and promises to end up in court
He became the first socialist mayor of New York eight months ago with the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Although critics are not lacking, the energy of the Mamdani effect is felt in the city and in the Democratic ranks of the United States. Your obsession: improving the working class's life