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'That case was wrongly decided': Trump DOJ changes history of Supreme Court doctrine in effort to keep media out of White House
The Trump administration aims to unwind a nearly 50-year-old First Amendment precedent in its efforts to keep three media companies out of the White House, according to a Tuesday night court filing.
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The Trump administration filed a court document on Tuesday seeking to overturn a nearly 50‑year‑old First Amendment precedent in order to bar three media companies from White House access.
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