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White House correspondents protest lack of wire reporters on Air Force One

“Their reports are distributed quickly to thousands of news outlets and millions of readers throughout the world every day, so all have equal access to coverage of the presidency,” the White House Cor...

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Legal details over accepting Qatari plane to use as Air Force One ‘still being worked out,’ White House says

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Trump defends plan to use Qatari luxury jet for Air Force One

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Trump Plans to Accept Luxury 747 From Qatar to Use as Air Force One

A Qatari spokesperson, Ali Al-Ansari, told the New York Times that news reports about the gift were "inaccurate" because the possible transfer of the aircraft was still under consideration and "no de...

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Trump's Plan To Accept Qatari Jet Gift Raises Ethical, Security Concerns

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‘Inconceivable in the security world’: Trump to accept luxury jet from Qatar

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Trump bars AP, Reuters and Bloomberg from Air Force One during Mideast trip

The exclusion marks the first time in modern history that no wire service reporters were included on an overseas presidential tour.

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A free plane? Trump's Air Force One plan could be an expensive 'security nightmare.'

Security experts told BI that the work required to make a plane from Qatar ready to be Air Force One would be like building a new plane.

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Air Force One will be in D.C., Alabama and Florida today. Here's about what that costs

Donald Trump and JD Vance will both be in Palm Beach Thursday, but their planes will miss each other. How much does it cost to fly the Air Force One?

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White House Correspondents’ Association slams Trump after news wires cut from foreign trip

Trump left with a host of press aboard Air Force One, but for the first time in decades, no one from the Associated Press, Reuters, or Bloomberg was with him.

4hon MSN

Air Force One 2.0: Pam Bondi reportedly plotting legal loophole to hand Donald Trump a presidential-style flying palace without violating constitution

Donald Trump may soon receive a $400 million Boeing 747-8, dubbed a "flying palace," from Qatar, potentially circumventing constitutional restrictions on foreign gifts. Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly devised a plan involving the US Air Force temporarily owning the jet before transferring it to Trump's presidential library foundation.