The Associated Press just lost in court on its emergency motion to be reinstated to both Air Force One and the White House Oval Office. 

The judge did, however, allow for expedited proceeds to try and settle the matter quickly:

Judge McFadden, a Trump appointee, did suggest that this is “clearly content-based discrimination” and added, according <a href="https://x.com/JordanOnRecord/status/1894142449930342417">to a WUSA9 reporter</a>, “It might be appropriate for the White House… to consider if what they’re doing is really appropriate, given the case law.”

It could be that Trump loses on this eventually. But for now the AP is still banned. 

The Associated Press just lost in court on its emergency motion to be reinstated to both Air Force One and the White House Oval Office. The judge did, however, allow for expedited…{ai:summary}The Associated Press lost its emergency motion to regain access to Air Force One and the White House Oval Office, though a judge has ordered expedited proceedings on the matter. Judge McFadden indicated concerns over potential content-based discrimination by the White House.The AP remains banned for now, but the judge's comments suggest the case could lead to significant implications for press access in the future. #politics

BREAKING: Federal judge DENIES motion to reinstate AP after partial White House ban – The Right Scoop

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