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TV Networks Resume White House Coverage Amid Legal Battle

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Major television networks have decided to resume covering White House events, ending a brief boycott sparked by the Trump administration's restriction of access to certain outlets. The move comes as a legal battle over press access continues. A federal judge had previously ordered the administration to temporarily restore access to banned outlets, but the White House has not fully complied. The networks will resume 'pool' duties, with CNN participating when it's their turn, although the White House has excluded them from certain events.

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