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Justice Department Defends White House Media Restrictions in Legal Challenge

The Department of Justice is defending the White House's recent ban of certain media organizations from its premises. The department argued that the organizations' reporting jeopardized national security and disseminated inaccurate information, according to court documents. This defense comes in response to a lawsuit challenging the restrictions.

09/28/2026 · North Dakota edition

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WASHINGTON D.C. — The Department of Justice has asked a court to reject a lawsuit concerning the White House's recent decision to ban specific media organizations. The department filed its defense in response to legal action taken by CNN, MS Now, and Politico.

The Justice Department stated in its filing that reporting by these outlets on various issues jeopardized national security. Additionally, the department asserted that the organizations disseminated inaccurate information. The White House implemented the media restrictions targeting the three outlets.

The lawsuit seeks to challenge these restrictions. The Justice Department's defense filing outlines its position in the ongoing legal proceedings.

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