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Major US outlets boycott Trump coverage after White House media ban

Regular coverage of Donald Trump has been disrupted after CNN, MS NOW and Politico were barred from the White House. Major US outlets have responded by boycotting shared coverage in protest.

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Regular coverage of US President Donald Trump has been disrupted after CNN, MS NOW and Politico were banned from the White House, prompting major US news outlets to boycott shared coverage involving the president.

The restrictions have affected the media organisations’ access to the White House and their ability to take part in regular coverage of the president. The decision to exclude the three outlets has led to a collective protest by other major US outlets.

The boycott is focused on shared Trump coverage and represents a response to the White House media ban. The action highlights the dispute between the administration and news organisations over access to the president.

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The latest reported situation is that regular coverage remains disrupted while major outlets continue their protest. No further details about the duration of the restrictions or the next steps in the dispute have been provided.

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