Journalists plan subtle 'First Amendment' statements at WHCA dinner

At the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, journalists plan tasteful 'First Amendment' pocket squares and other subtle attire touches. The touches are meant as subtle but pointed statements about press freedom amid tensions with the White House. Dozens of reporters are coordinating the look as a collective symbol of media independence. The gesture matters because it publicly asserts press rights at a high-profile event and will draw political and public attention.