New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow and CNN contributor Salena Zito react to President-elect Donald Trump's criticism of "Hamilton," "Saturday Night Live," the Nwe York Times and other media.
Ben Shapiro, editor in chief of DailyWire.com, says that by focusing on every Trump tweet and foible, the media "is in danger of blowing its credibility."
"The president works for the American people," former White House correspondent Ann Compton says, explaining why it is important for journalists to have access to the President.
Ken Kurson, editor of the New York Observer, which is owned by Trump's son in law Jared Kushner, speaks with Brian Stelter about past and present news coverage..
Fourteen cars in the 23-carriage train derailed early Sunday in Pukhrayan, India, killing dozens, but now investigators are trying to figure out what caused the accident. CNN's Mallika Kapur reports.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye will be investigated "as a suspect" in a growing political corruption scandal, prosecutors said, as three people with ties to Park were officially indicted. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.
A woman in Mesa, Arizona, sent a text message to tell her grandson Thanksgiving dinner would be at her house at 3pm this year. But she accidentally sent it to the wrong number. CNN's Poppy Harlow reports.
Anthony Bourdain is an unabashed carnivore, but on a visit to China's Sichuan province, he introduces chef Eric Ripert to his favorite regional dish: mapo tofu.
The growing problem of "fake news," the landslides occurring in New Zealand, America's newest weather satellite, and Black Friday sales are all explored today.
