White House-credentialed journalists traditionally barred from covering President Trump have been granted access to his appearance at the United Nations, raising questions about media restrictions amid an upcoming legal hearing. The shift comes as the administration faces scrutiny over its handling of press access, particularly for outlets previously excluded from official events. Legal proceedings related to the matter are set to take place soon, adding urgency to the debate over press freedom and transparency. The move highlights ongoing tensions between the White House and certain media organizations over coverage policies.
Banned White House outlets cover Trump at UN as court hearing looms Reuters
