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PBS NewsHour

Federal Judge Reviews Trump's Ban on Three News Outlets from White House

A federal judge is reviewing President Trump's ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds, questioning the administration's adherence to due process and First Amendment rights. The news outlets argue the ban is a form of viewpoint discrimination, while the administration defends it as necessary for national security. Other media organizations have expressed solidarity by suspending coverage of Trump events.

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Washington Examiner

Nineteen States Approve Permanent Daylight Saving Time, Await Federal Approval

Nineteen states have enacted laws or resolutions for permanent daylight saving time, pending federal approval. While Congress is considering the Sunshine Protection Act, which would allow states to implement these changes, the current federal law requires congressional action for states to adopt permanent daylight saving time. The debate continues over the benefits and drawbacks of changing the clocks twice a year.

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cnn.com

Justice Department Defends White House Access Ban for Certain Media Outlets

The Justice Department has defended a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from certain areas of the White House, citing national security risks related to their reporting on the Iran war and Trump's ballroom project. The outlets are challenging the ban in court, arguing it violates their First Amendment rights. Legal experts have raised doubts about the government's justification for the ban.

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The Daily Beast

White House Justifies Trump's Ban on CNN, Politico, and MS NOW

The Trump administration has defended President Trump's ban on CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from White House coverage, citing national security concerns. The Justice Department argued that the outlets failed to meet expected professional standards and that access to the White House is a privilege. A lawsuit filed by the three outlets claims the ban violates their First Amendment rights.

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NPR — Politics

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico File Lawsuit Against Trump Over Press Access

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing President Trump, claiming he has violated their Constitutional rights by banning them from his events. The lawsuit argues that the bans are retaliatory actions against the outlets for their coverage of the president.

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BBC — World

Trump Administration Accuses Banned Media Outlets of Falsehoods Ahead of Court Hearing

A judge is set to rule on whether to lift Donald Trump's ban on CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House. The US Justice Department has accused these outlets of spreading falsehoods and threatening national security. The media organizations argue that the ban violates their First Amendment rights and have initiated legal action against the government.

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The Hill

Wicker criticizes Xi ahead of summit with Trump in Washington, D.C.

Senator Roger Wicker expressed criticism of Chinese President Xi Jinping ahead of a scheduled summit with President Trump in Washington, D.C. Wicker indicated that he would have advised against the invitation to Xi if consulted by the White House.

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Washington Examiner

Macron Comments on Trump's Planned Arch in Washington, D.C.

French President Emmanuel Macron responded to President Donald Trump's claim that his planned triumphal arch in Washington, D.C. would rival the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Macron emphasized the historical significance of the Arc de Triomphe and noted the strength of his relationship with Trump, despite occasional disagreements. The construction of the new arch has passed regulatory reviews and will require significant funding, which remains unclear.

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Los Angeles Times

Families of Individuals Killed by ICE Agents Demand Accountability in Congressional Hearing

During a Senate hearing, family members of individuals killed by ICE agents called for accountability and justice, sharing their grief and demanding answers from lawmakers. The forum, led by Rep. Robert Garcia and Sen. Richard Blumenthal, highlighted concerns over the lack of investigations into these deaths and the need for transparency regarding ICE's actions. Family members recounted their loved ones' tragic stories, emphasizing the impact of immigration enforcement policies.

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BBC — Business

IMF urges advanced economies to reduce debt amid rising borrowing costs

At the UN General Assembly, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva urged advanced economies to reduce debt levels and borrowing costs due to rising government interest expenses. She emphasized the need for political courage to implement fiscal consolidation and ensure price stability through central banks. Georgieva also highlighted the impact of global economic shocks and competition from tech companies on bond yields and financial stability.

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The Hill

Lawsuit Challenges Medicaid Work Requirement Exemption for Medically Frail Individuals

A lawsuit has been initiated against the Trump administration's Medicaid work requirement exemption for medically frail individuals. Plaintiffs, including Medicaid enrollees and health care advocacy organizations, argue that the final rule does not reflect Congressional intent and narrowly defines eligibility.

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Fox News — Politics

House Republicans Release Transcripts Related to Jack Smith's Investigation

On September 22, 2026, House Republicans released six transcripts related to Jack Smith's investigation into former President Donald Trump. The documents include testimonies from Smith's team and detail the rationale behind investigatory decisions, particularly concerning communications from GOP lawmakers. The transcripts also highlight claims of improper subpoenaing of phone records and unusual investigative practices.

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reason.com

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico File Lawsuit Against White House Ban

President Donald Trump has banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, prompting a federal lawsuit from the news organizations claiming violations of due process and freedom of the press. The lawsuit cites previous legal precedents regarding press access and argues that the ban discriminates based on viewpoint.

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the-independent.com

Vice President Vance Defends Trump's Revocation of Press Credentials

Vice President JD Vance defended President Donald Trump's decision to revoke White House press credentials for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, stating it was appropriate due to the outlets' reporting. The affected organizations have filed a federal lawsuit against the administration, claiming the revocation threatens press freedom and violates First and Fifth Amendment rights. Legal experts have raised concerns about the constitutional validity of the administration's actions.

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New York Times — US

F.B.I. Closes Investigation Involving Senator Susan Collins' Associate

The F.B.I. has closed its investigation involving an associate of Senator Susan Collins. Director Kash Patel dismissed multiple agents from the public corruption unit that was overseeing the inquiry, with some agents subsequently working for special counsel Jack Smith.

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cnbc.com

Trump Criticizes CNN Coverage at United Nations Event

President Donald Trump criticized CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins during a press interaction at the United Nations, stating she should not be covering him. This exchange comes as CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have filed a lawsuit against Trump for banning them from the White House, claiming violations of the First Amendment. A hearing regarding the lawsuit is scheduled for September 23.

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Washington Examiner

Bill Clinton Critiques Trump's Efforts to Rename Kennedy Center

Former President Bill Clinton criticized President Donald Trump for his efforts to rename the Kennedy Center, suggesting the focus should be on more significant issues. Clinton made these remarks during a speech at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, where he also commented on Trump's military plans for a proposed triumphal arch.

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New York Times — US

Veterans Benefits Bill Faces Funding Dispute in Congress

A veterans benefits bill is stalled in Congress amid a funding dispute, leaving its future uncertain. The House's recent departure from session has further complicated the situation as negotiations continue.

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