Overview

• The White House Easter egg design contest rules, banning religious imagery, have been in place for over 45 years and were not instituted by the Biden administration.
• Misinformation spread by various media outlets suggested President Biden was responsible for the ban, leading to widespread confusion and criticism.
• The Daily Caller retracted its article that falsely claimed the Biden administration introduced the ban, acknowledging the policy's longstanding nature.
• Fox News continued to report the misinformation despite corrections and retractions from other outlets.
• The Easter egg design contest guidelines aim to maintain inclusivity and operate within federal guidelines, prohibiting religious discrimination.