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Warner Bros Discovery to Launch CNN Max News Streaming Service in US on September 28
Warner Bros. Discovery said on Thursday it was launching a round-the-clock news streaming service, CNN Max, in the United States on September 27. CNN Max will leverage the news network's global reporting resources, and will also offer new original programs, such as "CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta, Rahel Solomon, Amara Walker and Fredricka Whitfield."
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White House Fully Restores CNN Reporter's Press Pass, With A Warning
CNN dropped its lawsuit against the White House on Monday after officials told the network that they would restore reporter Jim Acosta's press credentials as long as he abides by a series of new rules at presidential news conferences, including asking just one question at a time.
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White House Preparing To Ban Jim Acosta Again, Says CNN
CNN said Monday it asked for a new emergency hearing to allow its reporter Jim Acosta to remain at the White House, saying officials are threatening to again revoke his press pass.
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Trump Says CNN Reporter Will Be Thrown Out If He Misbehaves Again: Report
Jim Acosta's press pass was revoked after a fierce exchange with the US President during a news conference last week.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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CNN Correspondent Jim Acosta's White House Press Pass Restored For Now
CNN wins ruling from US judge, temporarily restoring correspondent Jim Acosta's White House press pass.
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Press Pass "Should Never Be Weaponized": Fox News Backs CNN Against Trump
Fox News said Wednesday it would join rival CNN in its legal battle to restore the access of White House reporter Jim Acosta, maintaining that press credentials "should never be weaponized."
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In CNN Case, White House Defends Right To Curb Press Access
The White House said in a legal filing Wednesday it has "broad discretion" to restrict media access to the president, defending its right to bar CNN correspondent Jim Acosta.
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CNN Sues White House Over Barring Of Reporter Jim Acosta
CNN sued Donald Trump's administration Tuesday, alleging the White House violated journalist Jim Acosta's rights under the constitution by revoking his press credentials following a heated exchange with the US president.
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"What A Stupid Question": Trump Slaps Down Another Journalist
President Donald Trump instructed journalists Friday to show more respect in the "sacred" White House and moments later angrily refused to answer a reporter's question because it was "stupid."
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Warner Bros Discovery to Launch CNN Max News Streaming Service in US on September 28
Warner Bros. Discovery said on Thursday it was launching a round-the-clock news streaming service, CNN Max, in the United States on September 27. CNN Max will leverage the news network's global reporting resources, and will also offer new original programs, such as "CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta, Rahel Solomon, Amara Walker and Fredricka Whitfield."
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White House Fully Restores CNN Reporter's Press Pass, With A Warning
CNN dropped its lawsuit against the White House on Monday after officials told the network that they would restore reporter Jim Acosta's press credentials as long as he abides by a series of new rules at presidential news conferences, including asking just one question at a time.
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White House Preparing To Ban Jim Acosta Again, Says CNN
CNN said Monday it asked for a new emergency hearing to allow its reporter Jim Acosta to remain at the White House, saying officials are threatening to again revoke his press pass.
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Trump Says CNN Reporter Will Be Thrown Out If He Misbehaves Again: Report
Jim Acosta's press pass was revoked after a fierce exchange with the US President during a news conference last week.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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CNN Correspondent Jim Acosta's White House Press Pass Restored For Now
CNN wins ruling from US judge, temporarily restoring correspondent Jim Acosta's White House press pass.
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Press Pass "Should Never Be Weaponized": Fox News Backs CNN Against Trump
Fox News said Wednesday it would join rival CNN in its legal battle to restore the access of White House reporter Jim Acosta, maintaining that press credentials "should never be weaponized."
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In CNN Case, White House Defends Right To Curb Press Access
The White House said in a legal filing Wednesday it has "broad discretion" to restrict media access to the president, defending its right to bar CNN correspondent Jim Acosta.
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CNN Sues White House Over Barring Of Reporter Jim Acosta
CNN sued Donald Trump's administration Tuesday, alleging the White House violated journalist Jim Acosta's rights under the constitution by revoking his press credentials following a heated exchange with the US president.
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"What A Stupid Question": Trump Slaps Down Another Journalist
President Donald Trump instructed journalists Friday to show more respect in the "sacred" White House and moments later angrily refused to answer a reporter's question because it was "stupid."
