
US District Judge Timothy Kelly granted CNN, MS NOW and Politico's request for a preliminary injunction revoking their press passes.
US federal judge Timothy Kelly accepted the request for a preliminary injunction in the lawsuit filed by CNN, MS NOW and Politico against the cancellation of their White House press cards and ruled that access should continue.
AI-generated summary
Trump announced on September 18 that CNN, MS NOW and Politico were banned from the White House on the grounds that they constantly reported fake news.
According to NBC News, the preliminary injunction request of the media organizations in question was discussed in court. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly granted the media organizations' request. In Kelly's decision, it was stated that the US administration should not implement its September 18 decision regarding the cancellation of press cards that provide permanent access to the White House for CNN, MS NOW and Politico employees, and that these reporters will continue their access until the case is concluded.
In the decision, "President Trump's revocation of the plaintiffs' permanent access cards may have the effect of deterring a reasonable reporter or news organization from publishing the news to which he objects. The revocation of the plaintiffs' permanent access cards is of great importance in terms of how and whether they will be able to do their jobs and to what extent." expressions were used.
ACCESS BLOCKED IN SEPTEMBER
In his post on his social media account on September 18, Trump announced that CNN, MS NOW and Politico were "immediately banned from the White House" and cited their "constant fake news" as the reason for this decision.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit in federal court against Trump's decision to ban their reporters from entering the White House.
On September 24, a federal judge in the USA ordered that CNN, MS NOW and Politico return their accreditations required for access to the White House by October 8.
However, Politico announced that despite the decision, one of its reporters was not allowed to enter the White House.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Reporters will continue to have access to the White House until the case is resolved.
Very likely · Within months

The police operation on Halk TV and the appointment of SDIF trustees were announced by international media organizations such as Reuters, BBC and Bloomberg in the context of press freedom.

US District Judge Timothy Kelly suspended his decision to revoke the White House press passes of CNN, MS NOW and Politico until the end of the case.

In Türkiye, police teams entered the Istanbul headquarters of Halk TV and announced that a trustee had been appointed, and the live broadcast was interrupted. With this decision, the number of television channels that have been under trustee management since March 2025 has reached 10.

Following the police raid on Halk TV and the appointment of a trustee, Chairman of the Board of Directors Cafer Mahiroğlu made a statement. Mahiroğlu described the intervention as a blow to the public's right to receive information and said that they would take back the channel.

Police raided the Istanbul headquarters of Halk TV in the early hours of the morning, a trustee was appointed to the channel and its broadcasting was stopped. With the incident, Article 28 of the Constitution was brought to the agenda again and the regulations within the scope of freedom of the press were announced.

A police raid was carried out on Halk TV's building in Istanbul in the early hours of the morning. After the raid, a trustee was appointed to the channel and television broadcasting was stopped. The broadcast was interrupted at 06.31 and the movie 'Canım Kardeşim' was shown on the screen.