Amber Ruffin Removed From White House Correspondents' Dinner Amid Trump Criticism

Amber Ruffin has been removed as the host for the upcoming White House Correspondents' Dinner, a decision made by the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) board after her outspoken criticism of the Trump administration. Ruffin stated on CNN that losing the gig was a 'good thing' since she couldn't compromise her political beliefs by attempting to treat both sides equally. WHCA president Eugene Daniels emphasized that the decision was made to focus on journalistic excellence rather than political division. The association's move follows a history of tension between the WHCA and Trump, who has skipped the dinner multiple times. Ruffin's removal highlights the complexities of balancing comedic expression with political sensitivities in such a high-profile event. Despite the setback, Ruffin continues to vocalize her critiques of the administration's policies on immigration and civil rights.