The White House is preparing to shake up the James S. Brady press briefing room in its latest move to upend the power of the ...

In the Trump administration’s latest assertion of power over the press corps, the White House intends to take over the ...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that the White House will determine which reporters make up the press pool, which is the group of journalists allowed into the Oval Office ...

The White House will decide which media outlets participate in the presidential press pool, it announced Tuesday ... and embarrassing her by having too big a motorcade and too many sirens, so ...

This development followed the White House announcement last week that it was removing the Associated Press wire service from pool coverage and close access to the president. Soon after ...

Focused on reporting the president’s actions and statements, the pool itself tends to blend into the background. But it is suddenly in the spotlight as the White House has made an unprecedented ...

S.V. Dáte, who covers the White House for HuffPost, quickly felt the brunt of the administration’s decision to take over the pool. He was scheduled for pool duty on Feb. 26 but the White House ...

Historically the White House Correspondents’ Association, which represents the wider press corps, has managed the pool assignments. But not anymore. Wednesday was the first day when the White ...

Reuters and HuffPost were removed from the White House press pool on Wednesday — a move that came on the first day the Trump Administration’s press team took control away from the White House ...

For decades, the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA), an independent group of journalists, has overseen the rotating pool of reporters that is granted access to the US president when ...

The reporters who cover the White House have an arrangement where they combine their resources in service of the collection of news. This arrangement is what is called the “pool.” If an event ...