In his first days as president, Donald Trump has added two Breitbart staffers to his administration, highlighting his bond with the populist right-wing news outfit formerly run by his chief strategist Steve Bannon.
Donald Trump's fascination with TV ratings as proof of his popularity -- and his willingness to exaggerate them in self-serving and wholly inaccurate ways -- goes back years.
Donald Trump isn't just president: He's playing the part, masterfully. Trump's daily schedule is packed with photo ops -- on Monday, six in a single day -- reinforcing his administration's message about getting to work and overturning Obama administration policies.
When President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday night and said he would send federal agents into Chicago if the city failed to address its growing violence, the threat seemed to emanate from nowhere.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer fielded questions from more than 40 reporters for over an hour on Monday. But it was a half hour before Spicer was finally asked to confront the gorilla in the briefing room.
Press secretary Sean Spicer's Monday afternoon restart -- fielding questions from reporters after angrily lecturing them two days ago -- received tempered praise from the press corps. But disagreements and concerns remain front and center.
A "Saturday Night Live" writer, Katie Rich, has been suspended indefinitely by the NBC variety show for a tweet about Barron Trump that was widely criticized.
