If it weren’t for Donald Trump, Karoline Leavitt would be the most proficient liar in the White House. Leavitt’s Limitless ...

A nation’s history is told by its records. The White House no longer publishing Trump’s full remarks makes this history less ...

It’s highly unusual for so many agency officials to denounce their own leadership and the White House in such a public way.

Among the three dozen White House alums who were tasked with briefing the press, a handful went on to make names for themselves outside of the president's shadow Kyler Alvord is a news editor at ...

The Associated Press and Reuters released sharply critical statements of the Trump White House this week in response to news that it was cutting traditional wire service slots in the rotating pool.

new video loaded: How the White House Press Briefing Is Changing The Trump administration is considering taking control of the seating in the White House press briefing room from the independent ...

also released statements criticizing the White House’s actions. “For decades, the daily presence of the wire services in the press pool has ensured that investors and voters across the United ...

Not anymore.” Axios claimed that a WHCA member supposedly floated a plan of compromise for the seating chart issue that would automatically make the White House Press Secretary (currently ...

When the White House made that change in February, the group's president Eugene Daniels, said that the move “tears at the independence of a free press in the United States.” In a statement ...

In a statement, WHCA President Eugene Daniels, a reporter for Politico, objected that the White House gave the WHCA no warning and said the decision "tears at the independence of a free press in ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt struggled ... speaking to 300 people next to an empty chair with Van Orden’s name on it. “Derrick was a NO SHOW, but over 300 people in the town ...

The White House has always had a contentious relationship with the press, but never to this level. The White House has always had a contentious relationship with the press, but never to this level.