Trump, The Press And The Power Of The White House
A credential dispute turned presidential coverage into an institutional test involving the press, executive power and the courts
The White House is usually a place where power speaks first and journalists follow. This week, however, the routine was reversed. A dispute between Donald Trump and three news organizations led major US television networks to suspend the shared presidential coverage system and eventually landed, for now, before a federal judge.
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