
The White House television pool will cease coverage of President Donald Trump's events in protest of the administration's decision to bar CNN from participating in the rotating pool during the president's visit to the UN General Assembly.
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CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are suing the Trump administration to overturn a ban on their access to the White House.
The White House television pool that covers events by President Donald Trump on a rotating basis will stop covering those events because of the White House's ban of CNN from acting as a member of that pool, CNN reported Monday.
CNN was barred from covering Trump as the designated TV pooler on Monday, when the president is visiting New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
The decision by other members of the TV pool to no longer cover Trump comes as CNN, along with MS NOW and Politico, said they are suing Trump to overturn a ban of those three media outlets from the White House.

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