Signals from President-elect Trump’s team that a shake-up of the White House press briefing room could be coming are roiling journalists preparing to cover his second term. People… ...

BTS speaks out against anti-Asian hate in White House press briefing. The award-winning K-pop group has amassed an international fanbase. By Kiara Alfonseca. May 31, 2022, 3:09 PM. 2:01.

April Ryan is one of the White House press corp’s longest-serving members. Here she reveals the extraordinary battle over freedom being fought in the West Wing—and her part in it.

The White House became an exclusive stage for global K-pop phenomenon BTS, who had been invited by the administration to raise awareness of the prevalence of anti-Asian discrimination.

K-pop group BTS went to the White House on Tuesday, the last day of AANHPI Heritage Month, to talk about Asian inclusion and representation as well as the rise in anti-Asian hate.

According to multiple sources among the White House press corps and Trump transition team, Daniels recently made a trip to Mar-a-Lago to meet with the transition team in an attempt to smooth over any ...

“For the first time since the White House press corps started traveling with American presidents abroad, no wire service reporter is aboard Air Force One today,” the organization said. “As ...

The White House barred AP journalists from Trump appearances. Here's what to know about the press pool and the 1st Amendment's guarantee of a free press.

K-Pop sensation BTS brought their star power to the White House Tuesday, to meet with President Joe Biden and to discuss rising anti-Asian hate in the U.S. “It’s not wrong to be different, the ...

How Trump Is Dividing and Conquering the White House Press Corps. By Charlotte Klein, a features writer and media columnist at New York Magazine. Mar. 6, 2025. save d.

This week, the White House barred Associated Press journalists from three media appearances by President Donald Trump — two of them in the Oval Office itself. Some of the reaction said ...

WASHINGTON (TND) — Tensions continue to rise between the White House and the press corps as administration officials grow increasingly frustrated with news coverage of President Joe Biden.