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The White House excluded CNN from the press pool for President Trump's trip despite a federal ruling that had blocked the administration's attempt to limit access to the television network and other media outlets such as MsNow and Politico.
The White House has once again excluded CNN from the press pool responsible for following President Donald Trump's trip today, continuing its line in the clash with the media despite the ruling of a federal judge who had blocked the administration's attempt to limit the access of CNN itself and those of MsNow and Politico.
CNN choice for rotation
CNN, designated to travel with Trump based on the media rotation released by the White House on Sunday, September 27, was however removed from the president's visit to the truck plant in Denton, Texas, followed by the speech in Durant, Oklahoma. "A clear violation of the First Amendment and due process," CNN attorney Theodore Boutrous said.
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CNN could take further legal action against the White House for exclusion from the press pool
Possible · Within weeks

The Italian government, meeting at Palazzo Chigi in view of the public finance policy document, is asking for greater flexibility from the European Commission to address the impact of inflation on public finances linked to the energy crisis. Giorgia Meloni confirmed that she had sent a letter to President von der Leyen, while Brussels claims that it has already granted flexibility to member states and has not yet received the Italian letter. At the same time, Italy and the Czech Republic are proposing temporary ETS measures to reduce the impact of energy costs, and Greece is similarly calling for flexibility in EU economic governance.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen asking for greater budget flexibility to deal with the impact of higher-than-forecast inflation. Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti explained that the request is technical but substantial, since the nominal spending path must deal with a higher real inflation rate than that planned by the Commission. Brussels responded by stating that it had already granted space through the extension of the national safeguard clause to energy and defence, and that it was examining the Italian request together with that of the Czech Republic. Meanwhile, the meeting for the launch of the Public Finance Policy Document (DPFP) continues at Palazzo Chigi, in view of the 2027 Budget Law.

The mayor of Genoa, Silvia Salis, was not invited on stage during the inauguration of the 66th Boat Show. Prime Minister Meloni defined the incident as an organizational error and contacted the mayor, while the opposition criticized the fact as an offense to the city.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mītsotakīs has asked EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for greater flexibility in the economic governance framework to support citizens and businesses against the energy crisis, while safeguarding fiscal sustainability.

The European Commission has launched two infringement procedures against Italy regarding PIRs and bond taxation. Brussels believes that current tax rules limit the free movement of capital and penalize foreign intermediaries.

The National Committee for Public Order and Security has ordered a strengthening of surveillance measures in view of the demonstrations on 7 October and the protests against the increase in fuel prices, under the leadership of Minister Matteo Piantedosi.