The “new media” seat at the White House has shaken up press briefings as the Trump administration aims to reach Americans who don’t rely on what it calls “the archaic White House press ...

The "new media" seat at the White House has shaken up press briefings as the Trump administration aims to reach Americans who don’t rely on what it calls "the archaic White House press corps ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced ... including roughly 440 journalists. She added that the seats in the briefing room previously occupied by White House staff would be ...

Leavitt has also promoted right-wing podcasters and heterodox writers at her press briefings by turning a seat formerly occupied by a White House aide into a “new media seat.” Longtime ...

The White House has started the revolving carousel of Skype seats during the press briefing Credit: AP/REX/Shutterstock While the early weeks of the Trump administration have been marked by a ...

“The decision re who gets to sit in taxpayer provided seats in a government building should not be made by journalists,” he wrote in a post on X. Sean Spicer, Trump’s first White House press ...

Brady Press Briefing Room. The White House is preparing to take control ... it is possible that some news organizations that have seats could be moved toward the back rows, or not have any ...

In theory, snagging one of the front-row seats that currently go to ... chance of getting a question in during a press briefing. But in a White House already so openly hostile to the mainstream ...

Having already seized power from the White House Correspondents’ Association regarding press pool assignments ... briefing room’s “new media” seat — that plans have been set to ...