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Katie Zacharia leaving her White House role less than five days on the job

Katie Zacharia leaving her White House role less than five days on the job

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What we know

Her public debut as White House press secretary on Tuesday ended with a flurry of media criticism about her credentials and preparedness.

BBC News WorldRead at BBC News World

Story timeline

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  1. New development reported by South China Morning Post Asia

    White House press secretary never passed bar exam, wrongly claims China has none

  2. New development reported by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    White House press secretary Katie Zacharia says she did not pass bar exam

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  1. New development reported by South China Morning Post Asia

    White House press secretary never passed bar exam, wrongly claims China has none

  2. New development reported by Channel NewsAsia Latest

    White House press secretary Katie Zacharia says she did not pass bar exam

  3. New development reported by NPR News

    Trump casts doubt on press secretary's future

Same story, different outlets

17 headlines

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