Synonyms for press corps
press corps

Princeton's WordNet

1. press corpsnoun

   a group of journalists representing different publications who all cover the same topics

   "the White House press corps"

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1. • Occupational Group

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1. Emily Horne:

   Serving the American people as National Security Council Spokesperson has been the honor of a lifetime. I am profoundly thankful for my colleagues at the White House and across the Biden-Harris Administration, including the dedicated career professionals who are the bedrock of our national security, i will also miss working daily with our press corps, whose tireless reporting is essential for the health of our democracy. As I start this next chapter I'm grateful for the opportunity to spend more time with my kindergartner, toddler, and my endlessly patient husband.

2. John Kirby:

   It's perfectly fine to ensure faith-based media have a seat at such a table. But it's PR malpractice to cut off access to the broader press corps. I wish I could say I expected more from this crowd.

3. Stephanie Grisham:

   Melania Trump has always been a strong and independent woman who puts Melania Trump family, and certainly her health above all else, and that won't change over a rabid press corps, melania Trump's confident in what Melania Trump is doing and in Melania Trump role, and knows the rest is just speculation and nonsense.

4. Bill Hammond:

   Cuomo does get kid-glove treatment from some in the media (especially when he does quick-hit appearances on national TV) but not from the Capitol press corps reporters who cover him on a daily basis. He and his P.R. staff are generally awful to deal with, so there is little love lost. If they dont ask about the nursing home issue more often, its probably because they know they wont get straight answers and they have dozens of other issues to cover. They might be pushing behind the scenes, and many reporters have filed FOIL requests similar to mine.

5. Kenneth Sherrill:

   I don't think it's hard to identify the leading thugs. Everybody in Albany can name them and most of the press corps can name them. They have never been shy about making the phone calls or doing it face-to-face, that's got to be done. And I think that a lot of it has to do with building up a good relationship with the legislature.