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Why a Court Order Didn’t Stop Trump From Keeping Reporters Off Air Force One

Why a Court Order Didn’t Stop Trump From Keeping Reporters Off Air Force One
NYT Business Thursday 08 October 2026, 09:03 UTC By Erik Wemple 1 min read
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President Trump has barred CNN and a Politico reporter from traveling with him on Air Force One.

President Trump has barred CNN and a Politico reporter from traveling with him on Air Force One.
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