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Six citizens sue Trump over White House bans on news outlets
Six citizens sued President Trump and administration officials over bans from the White House against news outlets in a lawsuit filed Monday. The complaint – which named Trump alongside White House communications director Steven Cheung and chief of staff Susie Wiles – argued new White House policy s
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Both outlets center on the same lawsuit and the White House media ban, and both identify Trump as a defendant. The Hill is more specific about who was named, citing Steven Cheung and Susie Wiles, while The Independent frames the filing around broader court fights involving news organizations. The only extra detail in The Independent’s extract is that it says the complaint recounts other organizations already battling the administration in court.
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