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Are YOU a rude texter? Etiquette Queen LAURA WINDSOR reveals why 'Sorry, just seen this' is the height of bad manners - and the rules to follow

It's the preferred method of communication for most people - yet, despite its popularity and everyday occurrence, are you coming across as rude when you're texting?

Published Oct 14, 2026 · 5:15 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online1 reads
Are YOU a rude texter? Etiquette Queen LAURA WINDSOR reveals why 'Sorry, just seen this' is the height of bad manners - and the rules to follow
It's the preferred method of communication for most people - yet, despite its popularity and everyday occurrence, are you coming across as rude when you're texting?
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Judge orders White House to reinstate press access until litigation concludes

A federal judge on Tuesday ruled the Trump administration must continue to grant CNN, MS NOW and Politico access to the White House grounds while the lawsuit filed by the three news organizations continues. Why it matters: It marks a major win for the news outlets as it maintains their White House access and signals the judge believes their legal claims could succeed on their merits. Judge Timothy Kelly, an appointee of President Trump, awarded a temporary restraining order to the plaintiffs on Sept. 24 that mandated the White House reinstate the outlets' credentials for 14 days. Last week, Kelly extended that through Oct. 13.The preliminary injunction preserves the outlets' access until the case is resolved, which could take weeks, months or years. Zoom in: "Defendants (except for President Trump) and their agents, representatives, and all persons or entities acting in concert with them, shall not execute, implement, or enforce the September 18, 2026, decision to revoke the White House 'hard pass' press credentials held by employees of CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO," the court order from Judge Kelly said.Yes, but: The judge's ruling doesn't guarantee that the plaintiffs have access to key areas, such as the Oval Office and Air Force One. The White House has continued to bar CNN and Politico journalists from press pool assignments onboard Air Force One, despite the temporary restraining order reinstating their credentials.A different White House lawsuit, brought by the Associated Press, could help clarify the extent of the president's power to bar reporters from those types of spaces. That case is ongoing. Catch up quick: The news outlets sued the White House, arguing it violated their First Amendment rights by blocking them in retaliation for their reporting and discrimina

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