The White House plans to take over the seating chart for the press briefing room ... effect on journalists who simply want to do their job on behalf of the American people.” ...

The White House is reportedly on the verge of putting out a new seating chart for the briefing room — and some major outlets could find themselves losing their front-row seats. According to ...

Now apparently, Trump officials are planning to reshuffle the seating chart in the White House briefing room too, according to Axios. That may sound like a small thing, and in some ways it is.

At least three people have turned down potential roles working for the defense secretary and former Fox News host. Supporters ...

The AP is still banned from covering some, events, the White House is poised to take control of the Brady Briefing Room seat assignments, and Amber Ruffin is a casualty of the feud. By Alex Weprin ...

But Axios reported Sunday that the Trump administration “plans to impose its own seating chart for reporters,” with an announcement likely coming in the next few weeks. “The White House ...

A change to the seating chart would amount to another encroachment by President Trump’s aides into the day-to-day procedures of the journalists who cover them. White House officials now pick and ...

But the seating chart in the West Wing, which still has some empty desks, still remains a source of intrigue for players inside and outside the White House, people familiar with the layout told ...

The building at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., is a place many commute to for work. There are a large range of jobs at the White House, some of which are not overly political in ...