White House Easter Egg Contest Rules on Religious Imagery Unchanged for Over 45 Years

Misinformation about the Biden administration instituting a ban on religious symbols in the contest was debunked, with The Daily Caller retracting its false claim.

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.