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The White House Correspondents' Association represents the White House press corps in its dealings with the administration on coverage-related issues.

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Joined February 2009

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  1. Retweeted
    May 16

    First daily briefing for ⁦⁩ as ⁦⁩.

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    May 14

    Inhibiting press coverage of a campaign rally inhibits the people’s right to know, and to choose the country’s future course. To gird our democracy, we reporters believe that no man or woman who holds — or seeks — power is above being questioned.

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    May 12

    Glad to have Rory Hu of in the briefing room! She asked what actions the administration is considering in response to the harm social media poses to children’s mental health. Great job, Rory! Hope to welcome you back as a fully-fledged member in the future.

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    Rory Hu, 6th grade and host of Nick News asking tough qs to incl on social media and disinformation.

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    May 11

    As Jen Psaki nears her last day, some numbers: As of yesterday, she'd done 222 briefings, which is more than all Trump press secretaries combined. They teamed up for 205 briefings, according to data from Martha Joynt Kumar.

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    May 9

    Huge congratulations to the great and his colleagues on their for Jan. 6 coverage.

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    May 9

    WHCA President's Address to the 2022 White House Correspondents' Dinner

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  8. May 9
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    May 8

    Happy Birthday, Harry! (Listen in here: )

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  10. May 7

    President Biden on the free press: ‘The truth matters’ | The Seattle Times

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  11. May 7

    Maria is one of the 2022 WHCA scholarship winners, here at a White House news briefing held for the students.

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    May 5

    JUST IN: Biden names his new press secretary. Psaki to leave her post as on May 13.

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    May 4

    in 1796, this full-length marble statue of George Washington was unveiled at the Capitol building in Richmond, Va., where it stands today. It was created by French sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon. When the Marquis de Lafayette saw it, he said, "That is the man himself."

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    May 4

    was laid to rest in Springfield in 1865. This hearse carried his coffin to the cemetery. A million people had viewed Lincoln’s body since his death and millions more watched his funeral train pass by on the final journey home.

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    May 3

    The train carrying 's remains arrived in Springfield in 1865. Thousands of people paid their respects while he lay in state at the capitol, a scene re-created at the ALPLM.

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    May 2

    . takes a selfie with guests as he hosts a reception to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, in the East Room of the White House.

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  17. May 2

    We were very happy you could join us, and thrilled to offer a helping hand on your path to being a journalist.

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  18. May 2

    We’re so happy to help, and delighted you could join us this weekend.

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    May 2

    JUST IN: Biden tells he’s meeting with Austin Tice’s parents today.

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    May 2

    During Saturday night's dinner, Steven Portnoy addressed President Biden directly, wanting him to see Debra Tice at table 48. Tice's son Austin Tice went missing in Syria in 2012. At times it has been a struggle for the family to get answers from US officials. (1/2)

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