White House Correspondence

White House Correspondence refers to the communication between the White House, the President, and the media. It encompasses press briefings, official statements, and press releases that inform journalists about the administration's policies, decisions, and events. Journalists, known as White House correspondents, cover the president and report on the workings of the executive branch. This correspondence is crucial for transparency, allowing the public to stay informed about government actions and fostering accountability in leadership. It plays a significant role in shaping public perception and understanding of the president’s agenda and policies.