‘Screens would go black’: Trump’s press blackout reminiscent of Chinese censorship

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Some CNN, Politico and MS NOW journalists have been denied access to the White House in spite of a court ruling that ordered the Trump administration to restore access.

As President Xi Jinping arrives for talks with Donald Trump, access to pictures of the meeting is limited. Sky News’ Mark Stone and James Matthews discuss the restrictions and what they mean for press freedom in the United States.

Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/trump-xi-latest-us-president-to-host-historic-meeting-with-chinese-leader-in-washington-13591050

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