New York Times expanding Trump White House coverage

The Trump White House will be an extraordinary, evolving story, and Times journalists will be covering it in practically every section of our daily report. But one desk in particular will be exceptionally busy over the next four years — that of our Washington bureau. So, to ensure that we continue to deliver the in-depth journalism our readers deserve, we’re expanding, including the addition of a new Washington investigations team to our existing teams covering the White House, Capitol Hill and the Pentagon.     Helene Cooper is a Pentagon correspondent who has covered the White House and the State Department, and shared a Pulitzer Prize for her work in international reporting. Read Now       Eric Lipton is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and a member of Washington’s newly formed investigations team. Read Now       Jennifer Steinhauer leads our team covering Congress. Previously, she was The Times’s City Hall bureau chief and Los Angeles bureau chief. Read Now       Peter Baker returns from Jerusalem to cover the Trump White House. He's also covered Obama, George W. Bush and Clinton — fifteen years on the beat. Read Now