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The WHCA has been in charge of selecting a group of reporters, anchors, producers and photographers since its founding in 1914. But not anymore.

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The White House will decide which media outlets participate in the presidential press pool, it announced Tuesday in a break from a century of tradition in which the White House Correspondents ...