President Trump was inaudible during a press conference Monday after the TV pool suspended coverage, with White House-provided video without usable audio of his remarks. Why it matters: It's a remarkable and immediate ramification of Trump's attempt to limit pool access. - The pool serves hundreds of journalists, so losing independent TV coverage can limit what the media — and the public — can see and hear. Driving the news: President Trump announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico on Friday, confiscating their credentials on Saturday over what he termed "FAKE NEWS". - CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to restore their access, arguing the ban violates the First Amendment. - The decision to pull pooled…
President Trump was inaudible during a press conference Monday after the TV pool suspended coverage, with White House-provided video without usable audio of his remarks. Why it matters: It's a remarkable and immediate ramification of Trump's attempt to limit pool access. - The pool serves hundreds of journalists, so losing independent TV coverage can limit what the media — and the public — can see and hear. Driving the news: President Trump announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico on Friday, confiscating their credentials on Saturday over what he termed "FAKE NEWS". - CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to restore their access, arguing the ban violates the First Amendment. - The decision to pull pooled…Open
What do a White House ban on journalists, a 250-foot arch near the nation's capital and Greenland have in common? - President Trump needs all of them for national security purposes, he and his administration have argued. Why it matters: As he's unilaterally shattered presidential norms, Trump has justified his sweeping policy priorities with a familiar two-word rationale: national security. Driving the news: On the morning that the three banned outlets (CNN, MS NOW and Politico) sued the administration , Trump claimed that "FAKE NEWS" is "a threat to our National Security." - It's not the first time the administration has said its press restrictions were a national security must: That was also part of the reasoning for new rules for…
What do a White House ban on journalists, a 250-foot arch near the nation's capital and Greenland have in common? - President Trump needs all of them for national security purposes, he and his administration have argued. Why it matters: As he's unilaterally shattered presidential norms, Trump has justified his sweeping policy priorities with a familiar two-word rationale: national security. Driving the news: On the morning that the three banned outlets (CNN, MS NOW and Politico) sued the administration , Trump claimed that "FAKE NEWS" is "a threat to our National Security." - It's not the first time the administration has said its press restrictions were a national security must: That was also part of the reasoning for new rules for…Open
President Trump says the planned National Independence Arch at Memorial Circle will now serve a dual purpose: Honoring American independence while also housing military equipment like drones and ammunition.
Kevin Reddington, Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney, reacts to a recent "60 Minutes" interview Patrick Clancy did. He says Patrick has been "pretty consistent" with the things he says, and it's stuff they've heard all along. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans. Find us online: https://www.newsnationnow.com/
The Florida Department of Health confirmed the state's first death this year from dengue fever as cases of the mosquito-borne illness continue to rise.
The three national news outlets President Donald Trump banned from the White House — CNN, MS NOW, and Politico — filed a critical First Amendment lawsuit to restore their access. The emergency request is set to go before a federal judge in the DC District Court and could result in hearings and legal arguments from the administration as soon as this week. CNN's Katelyn Polantz reports.
Department of Education Sec. Linda McMahon is the only Cabinet Secretary involved in the ongoing dismantling of her own agency, but there may be one thing the department remains particularly well-suited for: The Education Department has initiated an investigation into the University of North Dakota (UND) and Duke University in North Carolina over misleading financial reports regarding foreign funding. It could put both universities' federal funding in jeopardy.
Former U.S. ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands discusses the U.S.-Iran conflict and issues a warning to President Donald Trump that the war will end when the 'regime collapses.' U.S. and Denmark reach a deal for security in Greenland. #foxbusiness #carlasands #iran #donaldtrump #greenland #denmark #foreignpolicy #security #worldnews #arctic
