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Still No Trump, But This Year’s Correspondents’ Dinner Will Be Different

By John T. Bennett
Posted April 24, 2018 at 5:14pm

By John T. Bennett and D.A. Banks

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The annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner — or #nerdprom, as it’s called in D.C. — is set for Saturday. Ahead of the event, Roll Call’s John T. Bennett sat down with the association’s president, Bloomberg’s Margaret Talev, about the shifting dynamics of the West Wing press shop and its relationship with the media.

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