The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into whether the White House press pool’s operational decisions may have run afoul of antitrust regulations. The probe follows concerns that the arrangement could limit competition or restrict access among journalists covering the administration. Authorities are examining whether the structure of the pool—used to coordinate media coverage—could stifle fair market practices. Legal scrutiny highlights growing tensions over media access and regulatory oversight in government communications.
Department of Justice says it's investigating whether the White House press pool's decision violated antitrust laws.
