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Watch: Who gets to ask questions at the White House?

by Joshua Sukoff | Apr 4, 2025 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration increasingly welcomes vloggers and social media influencers into press briefings and the Oval Office, established outlets like the Associated Press find themselves excluded from the century-old press pool, sparking controversy...

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