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New White House press secretary defends describing herself as a lawyer

New White House press secretary defends describing herself as a lawyer

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What we know

New US press secretary Katie Zacharia defends her legal credentials after a truncated inaugural briefing prompted scrutiny over her suitability for the job.

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  1. Picked up by RTHK International News

    White House asks US Greece ambassador to resign

  2. New development reported by BBC News US and Canada

    How did Katie Zacharia do at her first - very brief - White House briefing?

  3. New development reported by Washington Post Politics

    White House scrambles over questions on new press secretary’s background

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  1. Picked up by RTHK International News

    White House asks US Greece ambassador to resign

  2. New development reported by BBC News US and Canada

    How did Katie Zacharia do at her first - very brief - White House briefing?

  3. New development reported by Washington Post Politics

    White House scrambles over questions on new press secretary’s background

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