The Biden administration implements strict new rules for reporters in the White House, sparking controversy. The new policy requires appointments for access to the Upper Press area near the Oval Office, citing concerns over sensitive information. The White House Correspondents' Association criticizes the move, arguing it hinders press freedom and accountability. Reporters express worry about their ability to question officials and gather information. The situation echoes a similar ban during Clinton's administration, raising questions about the impact on democracy and the media's role.

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