Turmoil grows over White House correspondents' dinner

It is supposed to be a light-hearted gathering of journalists, celebrities and the president, where differences are put aside for good-natured jibes. After President Donald Trump's repeated barbs against the "dishonest media" and "fake news," some journalists and media outlets are thinking twice about their participation in the April 29 dinner, a tradition that dates back to 1921. "How can media clink glasses with a White House that makes clear its contempt for press freedom and its admiration f