Fox News article discussing various topics including DOGE's latest cuts, President Donald Trump's negotiating style, White House press pool changes, and more.
The White House removed HuffPost, Reuters, and a foreign press representative from the traditional 'pool,' sparking controversy over press access and control of media coverage.
The White House announced it would give power back to the people by changing how press pool questions are chosen, which has been traditionally dictated by the White House Correspondents' Association. This move is seen as increasing transparency by allowing the White House press team to determine the press pool.
The White House press team will now determine which media members are in the White House press pool instead of the White House Correspondents’ Association. This change aims to give more power to a wider range of media outlets.
White House Press Secretary announces that the White House team will decide which outlets are part of press pools instead of the White House Correspondents’ Association. Legacy media outlets will still be included, but new voices will also be welcomed.
A judge denied the Associated Press immediate access to the White House press pool due to ongoing dispute over President Trump's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico. The AP filed a lawsuit arguing it's retaliation for not adopting Trump's new name. The White House claims victory and defends their decision, while the AP vows to continue fighting for press freedom.