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This page collects the 16 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Media Access”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with First Amendment, White House, and Press Freedom.

Active Bills

State BillMISSISSIPPIApr 15, 2026Mississippi Senate proposes floor and gallery access restrictions for journalists under Senate Resolution 5Senate Resolution 5 amends Senate Rules 28 and 35C to restrict journalists on the Senate floor and gallery to those holding credentials issued by the Rules Committee.

Recent Activity

  1. Yesterday3 items
    1. Six citizens file federal lawsuit against Trump administration over White House press access restrictionsSix citizens filed a federal lawsuit arguing that Trump administration restrictions on White House press access violate the public’s First Amendment right to receive independent information. The lawsuHillsborough County
    2. Six citizens sue Trump administration over White House press access restrictionsHillsborough County
    3. Six citizens sue Trump administration over White House press restrictionsHillsborough County
  2. Mon, Oct 263 items
    1. Six citizens sue President Trump, arguing White House media bans violate public First Amendment rightsA federal lawsuit filed by six citizens and legal advocacy groups argues that White House press bans violate the public's First Amendment right to independent government reporting. The complaint seeksMiami-Dade County2 reports
    2. Six Citizens Sue President Trump in Federal Court Over White House Media BansHillsborough County2 reports
    3. Six Citizens Sue President Trump and Aides Over White House Media BansMiami-Dade County
  3. Sun, Aug 301 item
    1. US Treasury restricts journalist access to G20 finance meeting in North CarolinaThe U.S. Treasury Department is prohibiting specific journalists from attending and covering an upcoming G20 finance meeting. This action follows a pattern of restricted media access under the Trump aMiami-Dade County2 reports
  4. Fri, May 81 item
    1. Judge Allows Cameras in Tyler Robinson Murder TrialA Utah judge has denied a defense request to ban cameras and electronic media from the upcoming murder trial of Tyler Robinson. The trial concerns the 2025 killing of Turning Point USA founder CharlieUnited States

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Key Actors

  1. 01Steven Cheungperson5 mentions
  2. 02CNNorganization5 mentions
  3. 03Politicoorganization5 mentions
  4. 04Susie Wilesperson5 mentions
  5. 05The Associated Pressorganization5 mentions
  6. 06MS NOWorganization5 mentions
  7. 07Katie Fallowperson5 mentions
  8. 08ABCorganization5 mentions
  9. 09The New York Timesorganization5 mentions
  10. 10Donald Trumpperson5 mentions

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  • Topic to billsMississippi Senate proposes floor and gallery access restrictions for journalists under Senate Resolution 5
  • Topic to peopleSteven Cheung, Susie Wiles, Katie Fallow (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsCNN, Politico, The Associated Press (+3 more)
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  1. Oct 27, 2026NewsSix citizens file federal lawsuit against Trump administration over White House press access restrictions
  2. Oct 27, 2026NewsSix citizens sue Trump administration over White House press access restrictions
  3. Oct 27, 2026NewsSix citizens sue Trump administration over White House press restrictions
  4. Oct 26, 2026NewsSix citizens sue President Trump, arguing White House media bans violate public First Amendment rights
  5. Oct 26, 2026NewsSix citizens sue President Trump, arguing White House media bans violate public First Amendment rights
  6. Oct 26, 2026NewsSix Citizens Sue President Trump in Federal Court Over White House Media Bans
  7. Oct 26, 2026NewsSix Citizens Sue President Trump in Federal Court Over White House Media Bans
  8. Oct 26, 2026NewsSix Citizens Sue President Trump and Aides Over White House Media Bans
  9. Aug 30, 2026NewsUS Treasury restricts journalist access to G20 finance meeting in North Carolina
  10. Aug 30, 2026NewsUS Treasury restricts journalist access to G20 finance meeting in North Carolina

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