Atlanta Journal-Constitution editor Kevin Riley talks with Brian Stelter about what it's like to cover Trump administration policies from far beyond the beltway.
Linguist George Lakoff offers recommendations for effective fact-checks. He says journalists should frame stories by sharing the truth; then briefly reporting a politician's falsehood; then focusing intently on the truth.
"The story is what he's done," not Trump's anti-media attacks, Trump supporter Amy Kremer says. "I mean, honestly, I'm tired of hearing about all this. I'm really tired of it."
Brian Stelter take a deeper look at how the term "fake news" has been co-opted by President Trump. He endorses a new way to talk about "fabricated stories" and other forms of misinformation.
The New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet talks with Brian Stelter about Trump's attempts to "minimize" journalism; the silver lining to Trump's attacks; and the necessity of anonymous sources.
Does it matter that the president is skipping the WHCA dinner? Trump supporter Amy Kremer says Trump doesn't need to go to the gala "to get mocked; he gets mocked all the time."
Politico White House correspondent Tara Palmeri describes what happened on Friday when the White House blocked her from attending a briefing. She says it was "by design" to distract media attention.
Brian Stelter and Dean Baquet, Executive Editor of the New York Times, talk about Trump's fixation with cable news and why the press needs to use anonymous sources.
Will President Trump's economic plans make Americans richer or poorer? Will it make the country boom or bust? Jeff Sachs and Stephen Moore debate. Watch more on CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria, Sunday at 10a/1pET.
President Trump reiterated his campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Maryland.
President Trump's plan to build a wall along the side of his golf course in Ireland has faced global opposition -- but many locals think it's necessary.
President Trump described China as the "grand champions" of currency manipulation in an interview with Reuters on Thursday. But in reality, Beijing is doing the exact opposite.
Bangalore-based engineering student Ayush Suvalka longs to go work in the U.S. But possible curbs to work visas under President Trump could derail his plans to get there.