Appeals court upholds White House ban on AP access

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A federal appeals court has granted the Trump White House permission to continue restricting the Associated Press’s access to certain areas. This ruling, upheld in multiple decisions, enables selective media admittance and stokes concerns over transparency and press freedom amid ongoing legal disputes over First Amendment rights.

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