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Trump administration will defend its ban of three prominent news outlets in court hearing

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The Trump administration is set to defend its ban of three prominent news outlets during a court hearing in the nation's capital. In a court filing submitted late Tuesday, the administration argued that access to the White House is a privilege rather than a right.

This legal proceeding represents an extraordinary showdown between President Donald Trump and several media organizations whose coverage he dislikes. The dispute centers on the administration's restrictions on press access for these specific outlets, moving the ongoing conflict into the judicial system.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Las Vegas Review-Journal (Las Vegas, US) Highlights the administration's legal argument that White House access is a privilege.
ABC News (US) Emphasizes the extraordinary showdown between the President and disliked media outlets.
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