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    "summary": "After CNN attack dog Acosta's flagrant foul in the hallowed halls of the people's house. CNN and Acosta filed a lawsuit naming Chief of Staff John Kelly, President Trump, Tex Alles Director of the U.S. Secret Service,Bill Shine Deputy White House Chief Of Staff overseeing communications, and Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.\n\nAcosta and CNN claim \" “The wrongful revocation of these credentials violates CNN and Acosta’s First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process,” Regardless that years ago, Acosta's look at me activist style abandoned the White House Press Corps code of conduct that has been the mainstay for decades. Thus creating a new precedent and a gaggle of copycats.\n\nAnd now, Trump-appointed Judge Timothy J. Kelly acknowledged that the White House credentialing process has a First Amendment component, and that the government must give Acosta due process before revoking his press pass.  Kelly then criticized the Justice Department’s defense of how it revoked Acosta’s pass, and said that the White House’s account of Acosta “placing hands” on a White House intern was of “questionable accuracy.”  ",
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    "title": "​​​​​Judge Rules Acosta Can Continue Harassing The White House",
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