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President Donald Trump said Friday that CNN, MS NOW and Politico would be banned from the White House, escalating his administration’s long-running dispute with major news organizations over their coverage.
Trump announced the restrictions on Truth Social, saying they would take effect immediately. He accused the three outlets of repeatedly publishing what he described as “fake news” about his presidency, administration and the United States.
The president also indicated that additional media organizations could face similar restrictions, writing that other outlets could follow. The announcement raises fresh questions about press access and protections provided by the First Amendment, which safeguards freedom of speech and the press.
CNN, MS NOW, Politico and the National Press Club did not immediately respond to requests for comment, according to the original report.
The move comes amid broader tensions between Trump and news organizations whose reporting he has criticized. Trump has repeatedly objected to television programs, news coverage and comedy shows that portray him or his administration negatively. Since returning to office, he has also pursued legal action against several major media organizations.
The latest restrictions follow an earlier dispute involving the Associated Press. In February 2025, the Trump administration restricted AP journalists from certain White House events, the Oval Office and Air Force One after the news agency declined to adopt Trump’s preferred “Gulf of America” terminology for the Gulf of Mexico. The AP subsequently filed a lawsuit challenging the restrictions, and that case remains ongoing.
Trump’s decision involving CNN, MS NOW and Politico could similarly trigger legal scrutiny over whether the White House can restrict specific news organizations based on their coverage. The announcement marks another significant development in the continuing debate over presidential authority, media access and First Amendment press protections in the United States.
