Imagine this: It's fourth and two, the Atlanta Falcons are on their own 45-yard line in this weekend's Super Bowl. It's late in the game, and the New England Patriots are up six. Should the Falcons go for it to keep their drive alive or give the ball back to Tom Brady and hope for a stop?
When a Time magazine reporter made a mistake on President Trump's first day in office, the reporter apologized within half an hour. The Trump team hammered him for it. So what will the president say about his own senior adviser's fake story?
While President Trump's White House publicly berates the media, behind the scenes his top advisers are going to the media in an effort to tamp down rumors of strife inside the building.
Yes, there will be a White House Correspondents' Dinner. Despite doubts that the media's annual black-tie gala would take place in the Donald Trump era, the White House Correspondents' Association announced Thursday that festivities will proceed as usual.
President Trump's prime time Supreme Court reveal was Tuesday evening's highest-rated TV show. The president's announcement reached about 33 million viewers through a combination of eight different broadcast and cable channels, according to Nielsen.
After a smooth rollout of his nominee for the Supreme Court Tuesday night, President Trump went off-message the next morning, bashing the media during a White House meeting about Black History Month.
Support for news outlets in the Trump era is coalescing around a catchy hashtag: #PressOn. Reporters, activists and Hollywood stars like Mariska Hargitay and Ben Stiller started to promote #PressOn Wednesday morning.
