The White House Correspondents Association canceled comedian Amber Ruffin from performing at its annual dinner because it wants to refocus the event on journalistic excellence. The association's announcement over the weekend made no mention of Ruffin's appearance on a podcast by the Daily Beast last week in which she referred to the Trump

The White House correspondents’ dinner axed its traditional comedy act this year, canceling comedian Amber Ruffin as host a day after a Trump administration official called her “hate-filled”

The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) announced that it would no longer feature comedian Amber Ruffin at its annual dinner in April.

The White House Correspondents’ Association is reversing course and canceling its plans to have comedian Amber Ruffin headline this year’s annual fundraising dinner in Washington, DC.

This year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner will be no laughing matter.Organizers of the annual gala — meant to honor journalists covering Washington — announced Saturday, March 29, that comedian Amber Ruffin had been pulled as the

The White House Correspondents Association announced Saturday that this year's correspondents dinner would no longer be hosted by Amber Ruffin.

Maher received some backlash for accepting the invite to the White House. Former GOP Rep. Joe Walsh said last week it was “a bullshit business move by Maher” to sit down with Trump for dinner and said that he would never do the same. Maher told Cuomo that it was an “honor” to be invited to the White House.

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President Donald Trump said he was not excited about his meeting with comedian Bill Maher and that he was doing it out of obligation to his friend, musician Kid Rock. Trump said on Truth Social that the musician asked him to meet with Maher in the White House,