White House Correspondents Dinner

Trumps Will Skip Kennedy Center Honors To Avoid 'Political Distraction'

Many of the honorees were planning on boycotting the event.
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White House Correspondents Head Tells Which Reporter Trump Wanted Him To Condemn

The Trump administration reportedly took issue with a Politico reporter's article.
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'Turn The Cameras On, Sean': Spicer Is Taunted At Press Briefing

Reporters hammer the press secretary on the video blackout at the White House.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer Continues To Leave The Press And Public In The Dark

On Monday, Spicer will again answer questions from reporters in a restricted setting.
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Journalists Condemn Trump Press Restrictions, But Don't Expect Them To Boycott Briefings

"They don’t want the American public to see this live,” CNN's Wolf Blitzer said as video coverage is again barred.
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CNN White House Reporter Questions Covering ‘Bizarre’ And ‘Pointless’ Briefings

“There must be collective action or else the stonewalling will continue,” Jim Acosta told HuffPost.
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Reporters Want To Keep Daily Briefing Even As Trump Admits Statements Not Always True

Shifting account of the FBI director’s firing escalates a “credibility crisis” for the White House.
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Americans Keep Having To Rely On Foreign Sources To Get Details Of Trump’s Meetings

Russian state media's Oval Office access comes as the White House continues to provide terse, vague descriptions of the president's calls with world leaders.
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D.C. Media Goes Back To Work After A (Blessedly) Dull Weekend

For once, the White House Correspondents' Association dinner was a relatively sober affair.
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Lying To The Press Is Nothing New For The President

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