Justice Department Upholds Trump's Media Restrictions in Court
WHO:
CBS News - The lawsuit names Trump and three of his top aides: Susie Wiles, Steven Cheung, and Sean Curran.
NBC News - Legal expert Elie Honig noted that Trump's legal position has shifted dramatically, indicating a divide between Trump's public statements and his lawyers' arguments.
Alternet - Judge Timothy Kelly stated, "I think it is fair to say that the process ... wasn't followed here."
CBS News - President Trump, CNN, MS NOW, Politico, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, Susie Wiles (White House chief of staff), Steven Cheung (White House communications director), Sean Curran (head of Secret Service).
NBC News - CNN, Politico, MS NOW.
WHAT:
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the president's ban complies with the First Amendment, citing "minimum standards of professionalism" and protecting classified information.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president determined the plaintiffs failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets "exhibited behavior in violation of the standards of professionalism and decorum expected of those given access to the White House Complex."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations also claimed the ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the president's ban complies with the First Amendment, citing "minimum standards of professionalism" and protecting classified information.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president determined the plaintiffs failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The White House gave CNN, MS NOW, and Politico a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to respond to its claims.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president determined the plaintiffs failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The White House gave CNN, MS NOW, and Politico a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to respond to its claims.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets "exhibited behavior in violation of the standards of professionalism and decorum expected of those given access to the White House Complex."
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations also claimed the ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president's ban complies with the First Amendment due to "minimum standards of professionalism" and protecting classified information.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department submitted letters from the White House press office, dated Tuesday, notifying CNN, MS NOW, and Politico of the revocation of their journalists' hard passes.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters claimed the outlets "exhibited behavior in violation of the standards of professionalism and decorum expected of those given access to the White House Complex."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president determined the plaintiffs failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters from the White House press office claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations argued in their court filings that the ban violates their due process rights because Trump "provided no notice" to the companies before banning them, and no opportunity for CNN, MS NOW, or Politico to oppose the ban before it was announced and reporters for the news outlets had their press credentials confiscated.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations also claimed the ban "brazenly discriminates based on editorial viewpoint" and is intended to coerce more favorable coverage of the administration.
CBS News - The Justice Department submitted letters from the White House press office, dated Tuesday, notifying CNN, MS NOW, and Politico of the revocation of their journalists' hard passes.
CBS News - The White House gave CNN, MS NOW, and Politico a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to respond to its claims.
Alternet - The Justice Department's filing claimed that the president's ban complies with the First Amendment due to "minimum standards of professionalism" and protecting classified information.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The White House press office sent letters to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, dated Tuesday, notifying them of the revocation of their journalists' hard passes.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The letters claimed the outlets "exhibited behavior in violation of the standards of professionalism and decorum expected of those given access to the White House Complex."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations filed their lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials on Monday, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The lawsuit names Trump and three of his top aides: Susie Wiles, Steven Cheung, and Sean Curran.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The organizations asked U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to rule quickly to restore their access to the White House.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The ban has disrupted the information flow, as CNN was scheduled to travel with Trump to New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The four other networks in the television pool decided to suspend the pool altogether in solidarity with CNN after the ban.
CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico is legally sound, citing "minimum standards of professionalism" and national security concerns.
NBC News - The news outlets will argue in court that the policy is unconstitutional.
CBS News - The Justice Department defended President Trump's ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, citing national security concerns and lack of professionalism.
CBS News - The ban resulted in the reporters from these outlets being stripped of their press credentials, denying them access to the White House grounds.
CBS News - The White House issued letters to the three outlets claiming they violated standards of professionalism and decorum.
CBS News - The news organizations filed a lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment."
CBS News - The organizations argued that the ban violates their due process rights and discriminates based on editorial viewpoint.
WHERE:
CBS News - Washington, D.C. (federal district court).
CBS News - White House Complex.
WHEN:
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - A hearing is set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - A hearing is set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
CBS News - A hearing is set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
CBS News - A hearing is set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
CBS News - A hearing is set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials.
CBS News - The White House gave CNN, MS NOW, and Politico a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to respond to its claims.
WHY:
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
CBS News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
NBC News - The Justice Department argued that the ban was enacted because the plaintiffs "failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information."
CBS News - The Justice Department's filing stated that the president determined the plaintiffs failed to maintain minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information.
CBS News - The Trump administration argued the ban is legally sound due to national security concerns and the need for "minimum standards of professionalism" for the press.
CBS News - The letters from the White House claimed the outlets published sensitive or classified information and trafficked in verifiable falsehoods.
HOW:
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - Trump's lawyers are now providing a "post-deprivation process" after the ban was enacted, which is contrary to standard due process practices.
[09:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - Trump's lawyers are now providing a "post-deprivation process" after the ban was enacted, which is contrary to standard due process practices.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - Trump's lawyers are now providing a "post-deprivation process" after the ban was enacted, which is contrary to standard due process practices.
NBC News - Trump's lawyers are now providing a "post-deprivation process" after the ban was enacted, which is contrary to standard due process practices.
Alternet - Trump's legal team is now providing a "post-deprivation process" after the ban was enacted, which is contrary to standard due process practices.
[9:15 AM EDT] - CBS News - The Justice Department's response comes ahead of a hearing set for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access.
NBC News - Legal experts noted that the Trump administration's position has shifted, with the administration now citing national security as a reason for the ban, contrasting with Trump's previous statements about unfavorable coverage.
CBS News - The Justice Department submitted letters to the court and the news outlets notifying them of the ban and the reasons behind it.
CBS News - The ban disrupted the information flow as CNN was removed from the television pool system, leading other networks to suspend the pool in solidarity.
(UPDATED September 24, 2026 11:00 UTC)
The Justice Department has argued that President Trump's ban on certain media organizations complies with the First Amendment, asserting that the president determined these outlets failed to uphold minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified information. In response, the organizations have filed a lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials, claiming the ban is a "direct assault on the First Amendment" and violates their due process rights since they received no prior notice before their press credentials were revoked. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials and access to the White House, as the ban has already disrupted the information flow, notably affecting CNN's planned coverage of Trump's trip to the United Nations General Assembly.
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(UPDATED September 24, 2026 07:59 UTC)
The Justice Department has defended President Trump's ban on certain media organizations, arguing it aligns with the First Amendment by upholding "minimum standards of professionalism" and safeguarding classified information. In response, CNN, MS NOW, and Politico filed a lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials, claiming the ban is a "direct assault on the First Amendment," and they are seeking a swift ruling from U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly to restore their access to the White House. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to address the media organizations' credentials and access, while the ban has already disrupted information flow, notably affecting CNN's planned coverage of Trump's trip to the United Nations General Assembly.
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(UPDATED September 24, 2026 05:58 UTC)
The Justice Department has filed a statement indicating that President Trump believes certain media organizations failed to uphold minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information. In response, the White House has given CNN, MS NOW, and Politico until 5 p.m. Friday to address these claims, while the outlets argue that the ban discriminates based on editorial viewpoint and aims to manipulate coverage of the administration. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to discuss the potential restoration of the media organizations' credentials and access, as Trump's lawyers are now offering a "post-deprivation process" that deviates from standard due process practices.
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(UPDATED September 24, 2026 00:00 UTC)
The Justice Department has filed a response asserting that President Trump's ban on certain media organizations complies with the First Amendment by maintaining "minimum standards of professionalism" and protecting classified information. This comes as CNN, MS NOW, and Politico seek to restore their press credentials, which were revoked due to allegations of publishing sensitive information and failing to uphold journalistic standards. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to address these issues, amidst claims that the ban is a "direct assault on the First Amendment" and disrupts the flow of information, particularly with CNN's planned coverage of the United Nations General Assembly.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 22:58 UTC)
The Justice Department has stated that President Trump determined certain news organizations failed to uphold minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified and national security information. In response, these organizations argue that the ban imposed by Trump violates their due process rights, as they received no prior notice or opportunity to contest the ban before their press credentials were confiscated. Additionally, they claim the ban discriminates based on editorial viewpoint and is designed to pressure the media into providing more favorable coverage of the administration, while Trump's lawyers are now offering a "post-deprivation process" that contradicts standard due process practices.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 21:59 UTC)
A lawsuit has been filed against Trump and three of his top aides, including Susie Wiles, Steven Cheung, and Sean Curran, highlighting a significant shift in Trump's legal strategy as noted by legal expert Elie Honig. The Justice Department has sent letters to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, revoking their journalists' hard passes and giving them until 5 p.m. Friday to respond, with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to discuss the restoration of their credentials. The Justice Department claims the ban was necessary because the plaintiffs did not adhere to minimum professional journalistic standards by publishing classified information, while Trump's lawyers are now attempting to provide a post-deprivation process that deviates from typical due process.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 20:59 UTC)
A judge has stated that the process surrounding the president's media ban "wasn't followed here," raising concerns about due process. The Justice Department is defending the ban, claiming it aligns with the First Amendment by enforcing "minimum standards of professionalism" and safeguarding classified information, while also arguing that the media organizations failed to uphold these standards. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to discuss the potential restoration of the media organizations' credentials and access.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 19:00 UTC)
The Justice Department has stated that "Access to the White House is a privilege, not a right," as the White House press office revoked hard passes for journalists from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, citing violations of professionalism and decorum. In response, these organizations have filed a lawsuit against Trump and three of his top aides, calling the ban a "direct assault on the First Amendment," and are asking U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly for a quick ruling to restore their access. This ban has disrupted the flow of information, particularly as CNN was scheduled to accompany Trump to the United Nations General Assembly, prompting the four other networks in the television pool to suspend their coverage in solidarity.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 16:00 UTC)
The Justice Department has defended the ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, claiming it is legally justified due to concerns over national security and a failure to uphold minimum standards of professionalism. In response, the affected news outlets plan to argue in court that this policy is unconstitutional. Legal experts have observed a shift in the Trump administration's stance, as it now emphasizes national security as a rationale for the ban, which contrasts with Trump's earlier comments regarding negative media coverage.
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(UPDATED September 23, 2026 14:01 UTC)
The Justice Department is defending President Trump's ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, citing national security concerns and a lack of professionalism, which has resulted in these outlets being stripped of their press credentials. The White House issued letters claiming the organizations violated standards of decorum, prompting the news outlets to file a lawsuit against Trump and top administration officials, arguing that the ban is a "direct assault on the First Amendment" and violates their due process rights. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon to consider restoring the media organizations' credentials, while the White House has given them a deadline of 5 p.m. Friday to respond to its claims.