The White House Press Corps is a group of journalists who cover news related to the President of the United States and the activities of the White House. These reporters represent various media outlets, including newspapers, television networks, and online platforms. They attend daily briefings, press conferences, and other events to gather information and ask questions about government policies and current events. Members of the Press Corps play a crucial role in informing the public about the actions and decisions of the government. They help ensure transparency and accountability by reporting on the administration's activities and providing a platform for diverse viewpoints.