White House correspondents protest access denial over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue
The White House Correspondents' Association protested a decision by the White House on Tuesday to bar an Associated Press reporter from an event with President Donald Trump over the news agency's decision to continue referring to the Gulf of Mexico.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump made a rare appearance with Elon Musk, his most powerful adviser, in the Oval Office ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday ending the "procurement and forced use of paper straws," ...
The White House apparently wants The Associated Press to use the Trump-approved name for the Gulf of Mexico. If it sounds ...
A federal judge has told government agencies to restore public access to health-related webpages and datasets they removed to ...
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order establishing a White House Faith Office on Friday, after ...
Two transgender girls who attend high school in New Hampshire challenged the Trump administration’s recent executive order ...
The wire service said the decision stemmed from a style guidance to continue using the name Gulf of Mexico instead of Gulf of ...
The executive order could come as soon as next week, if the Trump administration goes ahead with plans, according to people ...
President Donald Trump promised for years to abolish the department — which he can't do without congressional approval.
The Trump administration barred Associated Press reporters from presidential events this week after demanding that the news ...
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