Jen Psaki: “It feels pretty unlikely that the zebra is going to change his stripes over the next two years.”

In a regular White House, the Briefing Room is — it’s a place where basically journalists get to ask anything they want, and the press secretary answers to the best of his or her ability, representing the president of the United States.

public health decisions should not be made by the courts. They should be made by public health experts.

In this White House, though, as I think we all know, the Briefing Room is often a place where disinformation is spread.

But the truth is: As much as there was so much news happening in Washington this week, it doesn't always translate—and often doesn't translate—to what voters are talking about in states.