WASHINGTON — African journalist Simon Ateba filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the Secret Service, accusing them of unconstitutionally ...

Today News Africa correspondent Simon Ateba provided The Post with copies of messages informing him that his website’s offer of a “lifetime” subscription — for $1,490 — violated Stripe ...

A member of the White House press corps has filed a lawsuit against White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the Secret Service, alleging they wrongfully revoked his press badge.

Escalating its feud with an assertive reporter, the White House on Tuesday issued a formal warning to Simon Ateba that he is at risk of losing his entry pass if he continues to disrupt daily press ...

More recently, press officials — and even some reporters — have bristled during press briefings at interruptions by journalist Simon Ateba, the White House correspondent for Today News Africa.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre abruptly ended the daily press briefing Thursday after being repeatedly interrupted by Today News Africa correspondent Simon Ateba. The chaos and ...

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre promptly ended a news briefing Thursday after refusing to take reporter Simon Ateba’s question. Ateba is a Cameroonian journalist and the publisher ...

By Joseph Bernstein After 19 months of making a scene, Simon Ateba finally heard from the White House this month. In a two-page letter, President Biden’s press office warned Mr. Ateba ...

Simon Ateba, a reporter for Today News Africa, posted the text and screenshots of the letter on his Twitter account. The two-page document is unsigned, but it lays out numerous instances of when ...

As Psaki delivered her final briefing and bid her goodbyes to reporters and colleagues, Today News Africa’s Simon Ateba began shouting her name, asking repeatedly, “will you take a question ...

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre threatened to abort her latest press briefing when Today News Africa correspondent Simon Ateba had an outburst over her supposed “discrimination ...

On April 29, 2024, Simon Ateba — a Cameroonian journalist who is listed as the chief White House correspondent for Today News Africa — reshared on X (formerly Twitter) a video showing U.S ...