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Journalists urge correspondents’ association to stand up to Trump at rescheduled press dinner
Former journalists and press freedom groups urge the White House Correspondents’ Association to confront Trump at a rescheduled dinner, citing recent administration attacks on media. The event, moved to Waldorf Astoria Hotel, follows a canceled April dinner due to a shooting. The letter highlights subpoenas against New York Times journalists and threats to revoke licenses of broadcasters.
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