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Fox News Finds Itself at Odds With Trump on Press Ban

Fox News Finds Itself at Odds With Trump on Press Ban
NYT Business Wednesday 23 September 2026, 17:10 UTC By Michael M. Grynbaum 1 min read
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It was a big deal when Fox News joined the White House TV pool in the 1990s, back when the fledgling channel was seeking legitimacy in Washington.

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