Suryaa Now International Desk: The current President Donald... It is reported that the current President Donald Trump is thinking seriously about the change of the press corps offices which has been going on for many decades in the White House of the US President. The issue has now gained prominence in Washington political circles and in the national media. It appears that formal discussions are underway to remove the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room in the West Wing of the White House and relocate the offices of journalists there. Since Nixon's regime, major media organizations of the country and abroad have been conducting their activities from this special room in the White House.
However, Trump, who is very unhappy with the behavior of the major media houses, has indirectly signaled on social media that he intends to restore this briefing room to its former form of swimming pool. His long-term criticism of the media and his accusations of bias seem to be the main reasons behind this idea of the president. Even before the start of his first term, Trump's team proposed moving the White House press briefing room to the adjacent Eisenhower Executive Office Building. But at that time, due to strong opposition from the media, the decision was temporarily withdrawn. With the re-emergence of this proposal in the background of the current developments, it has become a topic of discussion in American political and media circles. For some time now, there has been a serious conflict between the government and the major media organizations regarding the transmission and access to news.
The controversy was fueled by the barring of some prominent media houses from entering the White House complex, followed by the intervention of the courts. The administration is taking strategic steps to provide information through alternative platforms along with selected media houses. The news war between power centers is likely to take a new turn by reducing the presence of journalists in the official residence of the US president or moving their offices outside the White House. What kind of official decisions will be issued on this proposal in the future and how the media will react to it is currently causing great excitement in international politics.
