Major television networks plan to resume coverage of President Trump after a brief suspension of the White House TV pool.
The pool, a rotating group of journalists that covers the president, went dark last week amid a standoff between CNN and the White House.
White House officials moved to exclude CNN from the rotation, prompting other networks to withhold participation in protest.
Network leaders now believe an indefinite suspension is unsustainable and are preparing to return to regular coverage.
The decision reflects concerns that a prolonged absence could cede access to smaller outlets and reduce scrutiny of the administration.
CNN remains excluded from the pool under the current arrangement, though talks about reinstating the network continue.
Industry analysts note that pool coverage provides the public with consistent, shared access to the president’s daily activities.
Networks are expected to resume duties within days while pressing for a resolution to CNN’s status.
