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White House faces backlash after booting The Wall Street Journal from Scotland media coverage plans

The White House is facing backlash from press groups after booting The Wall Street Journal from a cohort of media outlets set to cover President Donald Trump's upcoming trip to Scotland.

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White House Bans Wall Street Journal From Press Pool on Trump’s Scotland Trip

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White House removes Wall Street Journal reporter from Trump's Scotland trip over the paper's Epstein story

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Epstein fallout heads to Florida

Deputy Attorney General TODD BLANCHE has asked for a meeting with GHISLAINE MAXWELL, the former socialite who was convicted of conspiring with Epstein in his child sex-trafficking scheme.

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US Justice Dept. Asks Epstein Associate Maxwell to Speak to Prosecutors

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Trump Administration Releases FBI Records on MLK Jr. Despite His Family’s Opposition

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Playbook PM: Frustration grows inside the White House

Deepening the pain: “They’re the ones that opened the can of worms on the Epstein conversation,” the ally said. “No one made them do this, which makes it sting even worse.”

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Justice Department Wants to Interview Jeffrey Epstein’s Former Girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell

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The Latest: Trump administration releases records on FBI’s surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Trump’s Scottish homecoming complicated by possible protests and ethics complaints

Trump will be in Scotland from this Friday to next Tuesday to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and, among other "things," open another golf course at Trump International Scotland in Aberdeenshire.

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White House Sparks Reaction After Removing WSJ From Scotland Press Pool

The White House is citing the Wall Street Journal’s “fake and defamatory conduct” in its reporting on President Donald Trump’s

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Trump heads to Scotland, continues ironing out trade deals after notching six months back in office

President Donald Trump is expected to travel to Scotland in his 27th week back in the Oval Office, as well as continue ironing out trade deals ahead of the Aug 1 deadline.

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A New Golf Course and Old Grudges Await Trump in Scotland

Many Scots refuse to make peace with President Trump or his golf resorts, even after he deepened his investment in the land where his mother was born.