Media companies want ban on reporters at White House lifted for fair and accurate coverage.

In a recent development, a federal judge has intervened in the ongoing battle between President Donald Trump and three news outlets - CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. The judge has temporarily halted Trump's ban on these media organizations from entering the White House premises. This decision was made early Thursday, and the judge has ordered that the three outlets must have their access restored.

However, despite the ruling, reporters from all three outlets have reported that they are still being denied entry into the White House, even after a few hours had passed. In response, the news outlets have filed a court petition, requesting an immediate hearing to address the continued ban. This back-and-forth between Trump and the media outlets is just the latest episode in their ongoing feud.

The President has been openly critical of these news organizations and their coverage, and he first announced the ban last Friday, citing their reporting as "fake news." Later, he also claimed that their coverage posed a threat to national security. In response, the three outlets came together to file a joint lawsuit, arguing that the ban goes against the First Amendment as it specifically targets them for their coverage. In a late-night ruling, US District Judge Timothy Kelly instructed the White House to immediately lift the ban and restore the access of the three news outlets.

He stated that the media organizations had met the legal requirements to obtain a temporary restraining order, which will be in effect for the next 14 days. The judge also expressed confidence that the outlets were likely to succeed in proving that their press passes were revoked without proper due process. In other news, Orissa POST - Odisha's No.1 English Daily, continues to provide unbiased and reliable news coverage to its readers.

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