The White House plans to seize control of the briefing room seating chart, escalating its fight with the group of journalists who cover it. The move—expected in the coming weeks, according to Axios—will strip the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) of its longstanding control over where reporters sit in the James S.

The White House is currently locked in a legal battle with the Associated Press over its decision to ban the wire service from key West Wing spaces over its “Gulf of America” stylebook policy.

President Trump made fun of a Washington, D.C. reporter's outfit on Wednesday. The President of the United States welcomed reporters into the Oval Office on Wednesday. The 78-year-old President of the United States decided to poke fun at what one reporter was wearing on Wednesday evening.