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The White House Correspondents’ Association scheduled a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with increased security, a smaller guest list, and a more relaxed dress code. President Donald Trump is expected to attend and has suggested he may deliver controversial remarks, though he has been uncertain about doing so. The event will honor a Secret Service agent injured at a security checkpoint and the hotel staff from the first dinner, with enhanced security measures including a single entry point and QR code access. Despite criticism and concerns over the event's future, organizers emphasize it as a celebration of press freedom amid ongoing tensions between the media and the government.
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