#associated-press

#associated-press

The Trump administration restricted wire services' access to the White House press pool, affecting news coverage and public information.

The AP argues that its access denial by the White House violates the First Amendment and harms press freedom.

Trump's battle against The Associated Press continues with diminished access for key wire services at the White House.

The AP's legal battle reflects a shift in press dynamics and challenges media elitism.

In its quest for access, the White House is embracing diverse media outlets and democratizing press access.

The White House pressured the AP to change its style guide, leading to a refusal and subsequent punishment from the Trump administration.

The White House is barring the Associated Press from future Oval Office and Air Force One events due to refusal to follow Trump's Gulf of America renaming.

The Associated Press reporter was barred from covering an Oval Office event for the second consecutive day, escalating tensions with the White House.

Trump criticizes the Associated Press for their guidelines and refuses to reconsider restrictions until they comply with his viewpoint.

The AP only recognizes the change of Denali back to Mount McKinley, rejecting the Gulf of Mexico name change due to its global history.