The AP argues it's a First Amendment issue, but the Trump administration contends Oval Office access is at the discretion of ...
The Associated Press and the Trump administration renewed their argument over a president’s ability to limit media access to ...
A U.S. Justice Department lawyer told a federal appeals court on Monday that President Donald Trump acted lawfully when he ...
A three-judge federal appeals panel grilled lawyers for a former White House official and The Associated Press Monday in a ...
A general rule barring federal courts from issuing injunctions against the president stands in the way of restoring Oval Office access for the nation’s largest wire service.
How did we get to a moment when a president could order the serial killing of civilians, publicly share videos of the crimes, and find that the response is little more than a shrug?
A federal judge pressed a Trump administration official Monday in an appeal case involving The Associated Press refusing to ...
The Associated Press, which sued the government after being barred from covering White House events, presented its case to a circuit court panel.
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