The White House plans to revamp the press briefing room’s seating layout, potentially shifting traditional media outlets from their long-held front-row positions. A senior official told Axios the change reflects how audiences now consume news, with more weight given to digital platforms and influencers. “The goal isn’t just favorable coverage,” the official said. “It’s about adapting to modern media consumption.” The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA), which has historically managed the seating chart, expressed concern.
