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WASHINGTON — Covering 10 presidents over five decades, Helen Thomas aged into a legend. She was the only reporter with her name inscribed on a chair in the White House Pioneering journalist ...

Sarah McClendon and Helen Thomas posed tough questions for decades. ABC’s Sam Donaldson also drew notice with his aggressive questioning of presidents. But none were banned from the White House.

As the first woman ever assigned to cover the White House, Helen Thomas was a journalistic trailblazer. But while she respected the office of the presidency, she famously did not always show ...

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When Helen Thomas died on July 20, the tributes properly credited her for breaking the glass ceiling for women journalists and for being willing to ask the tough questions at the White House ...

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Veteran White House reporter Helen Thomas died last week. Thomas had covered every president from Kennedy to Obama and, as many noted, she was frequently the only woman reporter in a room full of men.

Helen Thomas was one of them. When she set out, women were confined to writing about family, fashion and tips on cooking. By the end she was the uncontested doyenne of the White House press corps ...