Former White House Correspondents
- Jim Angle for National Public Radio
- Bret Baier
- Richard Benedetto for USA Today
- Wolf Blitzer for the Jerusalem Post
- Rita Braver
- Tom Brokaw
- David Broder of The Washington Post
- Campbell Brown for NBC News
- Carl Cameron
- Lou Cannon for the Washington Post and National Journal
- Steve Daley for the Chicago Tribune
- Ann Devroy for the Gannett Company and USA Today, and the Washington Post
- John Dickerson for Time
- Sam Donaldson
- John Donvan
- James Deakin for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- Mike Emanuel
- Trude Feldman
- Thomas Friedman for the New York Times
- David Gregory
- Savannah Guthrie
- David E. Harshbarger (1972) was the youngest member of the White House press corps at age 17
- Brit Hume for ABC News
- Gwen Ifill for the New York Times
- John King
- Greg Kelly for Fox News
- Mara Liasson
- Jane Mayer for the Wall Street Journal
- Sarah McClendon
- Andrea Mitchell
- Terry Moran
- Sophia A. Nelson for Jet Magazine
- Martha Raddatz
- John D. Roberts for CBS News
- Scott Pelley
- Dan Rather
- Bill Sammon for the Washington Times and Washington Examiner
- Hugh Sidey for Time magazine
- Paul Sperry for Investor's Business Daily
- Helen Thomas for Hearst Newspapers and United Press International
- Bob Thompson for Hearst Newspapers
- Alvin Toffler for York Gazette Daily, a now defunct union-backed newspaper
- Jim VandeHei for the Washington Post
- Chris Wallace for NBC News
- Brian Williams
- Juan Williams for the Washington Post
- Judy Woodruff for NBC News
- Byron York for National Review
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