Claim
Claim 1005
A preliminary injunction granted on October 13, 2026 keeps the outlets' access to the White House complex in place until the lawsuit is resolved. It does not require the administration to give the outlets' reporters access to the Oval Office or Air Force One, the presidential aircraft, according to NBC News.
This claim was superseded by claim 1007 (update). It stays here so the history can be checked.
- Statement
- A preliminary injunction granted on October 13, 2026 keeps the outlets' access to the White House complex in place until the lawsuit is resolved. It does not require the administration to give the outlets' reporters access to the Oval Office or Air Force One, the presidential aircraft, according to NBC News.
- Field
- status
- Value
- Preliminary injunction in effect from 2026-10-13 until the lawsuit is resolved
- Publisher
- NBC News
- Method
- outlet report
- Checked
- 2026-10-14
- Confidence
- high
- Status
- superseded
- Source date
- 2026-10-13
- Supersedes
- Claim 735
- Superseded by
- Claim 1007
- Reason
- update
Quotation from the source
His order will give the outlets access to the White House until the underlying lawsuit challenging the ban is resolved. But it doesn’t require the administration to allow reporters from the outlets access to the Oval Office or Air Force One