A US court ruled Trump can exclude the AP from some White House events. The decision reverses a prior ruling mandating AP access, sparking celebration from Trum
A US Court of Appeals has sided with former President Donald Trump, granting him the authority to limit access for the Associated Press (AP) to specific White House gatherings.
This decision effectively reverses an earlier judgment that had mandated access for AP journalists. The legal conflict arose following the Trump administration's decision to restrict AP's coverage after a disagreement over the naming of the Gulf of Mexico.
Trump took to Truth Social to celebrate the ruling, reaffirming his stance on AP as purveyors of "fake news." He considers this a significant win.
The AP initially filed a lawsuit, alleging violations of the First and Fifth Amendments due to the administration's retaliatory actions against their editorial choices.