White House yanks journalist from pool coverage after he torched Trump's meltdown

The White House is striking back at the reporter who publicly picked apart President Donald Trump's Oval Office meltdown this week.Andrew Feinberg, White House correspondent for The Independent, was informed Wednesday that he would no longer serve as the print pool reporter on Trump's Thursday trip, media reporter Max Tani revealed on X. According to Tani, Feinberg confirmed the White House gave no reason for the change.The White House Correspondents' Association condemned the move in a statement posted by Tani, saying it "strongly objects to the decision to restrict a journalist's coverage simply because the president didn't care for their questioning. That is retaliation.""The American public's right to an independent press depends on reporters being able to do their jobs without fear that challenging the president will cut off their access," the group added.The print pooler travels with the president and files reports on his movements and remarks for the...