Coverage dated October 11, 2026

Former Bismarck resident leading effort to restore White House access to blocked journalists

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North Dakota native Theodore “Ted” Boutrous Jr., who led a legal team to restore White House access for journalists recently banned by President Donald Trump, said the fight to preserve their ability to report will continue.

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NORTH DAKOTAN WORKING WITH MEDIA ON WHITE HOUSE ACCESS (opens Bismarck Tribune)
Published Oct 11, 2026
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North Dakota native Theodore "Ted" Boutrous Jr., who led a legal team to restore White House access for journalists recently banned by President Donald Trump, said the fight to preserve their ability to report will continue.
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Former Bismarck resident leading effort to restore White House access to blocked journalists (opens Bismarck Tribune)
Published Oct 11, 2026
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North Dakota native Theodore “Ted” Boutrous Jr., who led a legal team to restore White House access for journalists recently banned by President Donald Trump, said the fight to preserve their ability to report will continue.