The White House claimed Jim Acosta placed "his hands" on an intern. The White House has suspended press access for CNN correspondent Jim Acosta after he and President Trump engaged in a heated ...

In a stunning break with protocol, the White House said Wednesday night that it’s suspending the press pass of CNN’s Jim Acosta “until further notice.” The move came just hours after ...

The judge said CNN's Jim Acosta was denied his right to due process. A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump White House to immediately restore the press pass of CNN Chief White House ...

The White House will not seek to again revoke CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta’s hard pass, as first reported on Monday by Fox News' John Roberts. “Today the White House fully ...

The White House suspended the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on Wednesday, hours after President Trump took issue with questions Acosta asked at a news conference. The move to punish ...

A federal judge ruled Friday that CNN correspondent Jim Acosta can keep his White House credential for now, handing a victory to CNN in its lawsuit against President Trump and top White House ...

The White House has restored the press credentials of CNN's chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta, and as a result, CNN will drop its lawsuit against the Trump administration, the network ...

WASHINGTON — The White House has fully restored CNN correspondent Jim Acosta‘s hard pass, ending high stakes litigation that could have determined the extent to which the president controls ...

Acosta's pass was temporarily restored Friday by a federal judge's ruling. The Trump White House said in a letter Monday that it is dropping its effort to suspend CNN Chief White House ...

WASHINGTON – The White House backed down Monday from a fight with CNN over its decision to revoke the press credentials of reporter Jim Acosta, writing in a letter to the reporter that it made ...

The White House reversed course on Monday in its bid to boot CNN reporter Jim Acosta from the West Wing, and instead issued new guidelines aimed at maintaining control of press conference questions.