A judge temporarily restored access to the White House for the Democratic media outlets CNN, MS NOW, and Politico

The order from President Donald Trump that banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House was revoked early Thursday by a district judge after the Democratic media challenged this measure in court.

Judge Timothy Kelly, whose ruling is valid for two weeks, stated that the three left-leaning media "did not receive notification or the opportunity to be heard before their permanent passes" to the presidential residence were revoked. Although Kelly was appointed by Trump in 2017, he is the same judge who ruled in favor of Jim Acosta and CNN when this "journalist" had his press pass revoked at the White House in 2018.

Trump had prohibited access to the three outlets last week for constantly spreading fake news. "The media should not be able to constantly write or report FICTION AND LIES when covering the President of the United States, the Trump administration, or the United States of America," the president stated.

The plaintiffs were fortunate that the case landed in Kelly's court. Trump lamented the ruling but has decided to appeal. "They got a great judge, for them, a man who ruled in favor of Jim Acosta, who now seems to have disappeared from the planet," the president wrote on Truth Social.