President Donald Trump repeatedly complained about what he characterized as unfair media coverage while defending his administration's performance on Thursday.
President Trump has a new opponent: A gusher of leaks from anonymous sources hinting at nefarious collusion with Russia and painting a picture of a White House in crisis.
Time Warner shareholders cast a resounding vote on Wednesday in support of the company's proposed $85.4 billion merger with AT&T, setting the stage for the federal government's review of the deal.
President Donald Trump typically dismisses any unflattering report about his administration as "fake news." But among the outlets and commentators most sympathetic to Trump, there has been another scapegoat for the White House's early setbacks: not the press, but Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
The Trump White House is employing several strategies for avoiding questions it would prefer not to answer, including giving more time to friendly reporters.