A trio of news outlets is suing the Trump administration following their ban from the White House, citing First Amendment violations.

FOX News Media, ABC News, CBS News, CNN and NBC News agreed to suspend pooled White House coverage after Trump's attempted ban on CNN reporting.

Three major media outlets are set to sue President Donald Trump after the administration barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House in an announcement last week. The lawsuit is being filed...

The US president announced he was banning the outlets on Friday, accusing them – without specifics – of reporting “fiction and lies.”

Republicans are supporting President Trump's ban on three left-leaning news outlets from the White House, arguing that Mr. Trump has been more accessible to the press than any other president and

President Donald Trump has responded to a recent lawsuit filed by three major media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW and Politico over banning their access to White House. In Truth Social Post, Trump...

The three news outlets filed a joint First Amendment lawsuit after journalists were banned from White House grounds. In solidarity with the banned outlets, four other major news networks are suspending pool coverage of the White House.

The White House television press pool will stop covering President Donald Trump’s events on a rotating basis after CNN was barred from serving as a member of the pool.According to NBC, CNN was...

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing the Trump administration over denied White House access, citing First Amendment rights.

MS NOW, CNN and Politico sued Donald Trump and other officials over Trump's ban of the three news organizations from the White House.

Four of the five TV networks that provide White House pool coverage of President Donald Trump -- ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox News -- said they are suspending that coverage because of his ban on CNN.

The administration’s announcement of the bans Friday and the White House’s subsequent actions over the weekend represented a clear escalation of the president’s long-running effor...

When President Trump sits down with Chinese President Xi Jinping for a state dinner at the White House next week, they will be flanked by the architects of America's tech economy.

CNN, MS NOW and Politico said Monday they've notified President Trump's administration that they're filing a lawsuit over being denied White House access.