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.
Kellyanne Conway's use of a strange phrase, "alternative facts," was reflective of something real -- a new administration which feels, on day three, that it is already under siege from unfair reporters.
One day after President Trump was sworn in, 'Saturday Night Live' opened its show with Beck Bennett's Vladimir Putin speaking directly to the American people.
New White House press secretary Sean Spicer lectured reporters on Saturday in an angry statement that represented his first remarks from the podium of the press briefing room.
President Donald Trump started and finished a speech he gave at the CIA headquarters Saturday afternoon by criticizing the "dishonest media." Several of the things he said were inaccurate.
Shealah Craighead is in the running to become Donald Trump's chief White House photographer. She previously worked in the White House during the George W. Bush years.
Weeks ago, the Hollywood A-list danced with the Obamas at the White House. On Friday, that building was occupied by a man who offends all their political, moral and aesthetic sensibilities. And Hollywood feels threatened.
