United States — White House & Associated Press

United States — White House: The United States — White House implemented a new media policy that curtails access for news agencies, following a courtroom loss regarding The Associated Press' access. It is appealing a judge's ruling that found its actions against The Associated Press violated free speech.

United States — White House: The United States — White House backed Freedom 251, the organizer of the event, and Donald Trump, the former President, addressed the rally in a video message.

Associated Press: Associated Press reported on the prayer rally, with its religion coverage receiving support from Lilly Endowment Inc. through The Conversation US.

Associated Press: The Associated Press won a major victory in its lawsuit against the United States — White House, with a federal judge ordering its access to presidential events to be restored. This ruling affirms its constitutional right to free speech and prevents government retaliation for its editorial decisions.

Associated Press: Associated Press is involved in a lawsuit against Karoline Leavitt and other Trump administration officials, alleging punishment for editorial decisions.

Associated Press: Associated Press sued the United States — White House after its journalists were restricted from events due to its reporting on the Gulf of Mexico. The appeals court ruling is a setback for Associated Press, temporarily upholding the restriction.