US television networks staged a rare boycott of coverage of President Donald Trump, protesting his decision to ban three major news outlets from White House access. The move came as the media outlets challenged the ban in court, arguing it violated their First Amendment rights. The networks, including CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC, effectively removed Trump from their programming, signaling a significant shift in media coverage of the administration. The decision by the networks followed a series of tensions between the White House and the press, with Trump labeling some outlets as “fake news” and a threat to national security. The boycott highlights growing friction between the executive branch and the media, raising concerns about the impact on public information and political discourse.