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Questions Raised Over Whether New White House Press Secretary Holds a Law Degree

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Doubts have emerged about whether the new White House press secretary actually holds a law degree, as the question has been raised publicly. The concern centers on her professional background as presented in her credentials. According to her LinkedIn profile, she has served as senior communications adviser at Trump Media & Technology Group since June. The available report does not provide a full account of her educational record or confirm the disputed credential. The discrepancy has drawn attention to how her qualifications are described online.

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