President Trump to Address White House Correspondents Dinner Amid Media Tensions
President Trump is set to make his first appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner as president, marking a significant moment given his administration's often contentious relationship with the press. The event, traditionally a mix of light-hearted roasts and serious discussions on the First Amendment, will feature mentalist Oz Pearlman as entertainment. Trump's attendance is notable as he did not attend during his first term or the initial year of his second term. The dinner has sparked debate over the appropriateness of journalists socializing with those they cover, with some media outlets like The New York Times opting out of the event. The dinner will also see the presentation of awards for exemplary reporting, including stories that have been critical of Trump.