A federal judge granted the Associated Press' request for a preliminary injunction and ordered White House officials to restore its access to certain spaces.

President Donald Trump's White House intends to challenge a judge's ruling lifting the restrictions it imposed on the Associated Press over the news agency's reference to the Gulf of Mexico in its coverage,

A judge ordered the White House to restore the Associated Press's access, ruling that the Trump team violated the First Amendment by barring the outlet over its refusal to use the name Gulf of America,

Trump violated the First Amendment when he barred wire service over its speech. That impeded its ability to inform the rest of us, writes Syracuse University free speech expert.

The D.C. Circuit upheld a federal court’s ruling in favor of the White House and against Cameroonian journalist Simon Ateba, who challenged the White House press office’s credentialing process. The White House did not violate the reporter’s First Amendment by relying on the Senate Daily Press Gallery committee to give out “hard passes,

Federal judge preliminarily sides with The Associated Press which alleges the Trump administration retaliated by denying it access to areas in White House.

The Trump administration says it will appeal a federal court decision that ordered it to readmit Associated Press journalists to White House events on First Amendment grounds

On Tuesday, a federal judge (appointed by Donald Trump, for what it’s worth) ruled against the current administration in favor of The Associated Press. The AP was banned from presidential events in February over the outlet’s decision to continue calling the U.

U.S. Judge Trevor N. McFadden rules the White House cannot deny the Associated Press access to news events because the wire service continues to use "Gulf of Mexico" rather than "Gulf of America".