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US President Donald Trump, Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping hold private tea session at White House, visit national arhives capping 3-day state visit by Chinese leader
Open original →Trump last week banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, before a judge ordered the administration to restore their access.
Open original →US television networks resumed coverage of President Donald Trump’s White House events on Friday, providing the first live pool access for Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit, as a legal battle continues over restrictions on CNN, MS Now and Politico.
Open original →WASHINGTON, Sept 25 - US President Donald Trump's administration complied on Thursday with a judge's order to restore White House access to three media outlets he had banned last week — CNN, Politico, and MS NOW — but litigation over the ban is not over yet.
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TV networks resume covering White House as press access fight continues
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