A long-standing dispute over press access has eased as the White House resumed sharing its network video feed with major news outlets, marking the first time since restrictions were imposed. The move follows a period when three prominent news organizations were excluded from the pool, reflecting broader tensions between the administration and the media. The reinstatement could signal a shift in policy, though the underlying reasons for the earlier ban remain unresolved. Journalists and media watchers will be closely monitoring whether this change signals broader reforms or a temporary resolution.
The U.S. network video pool for the White House was back in operation Friday, for the first time since President Donald Trump banned three news outlets in a high-profile showdown over media access.
