President Trump called on a non-American journalist during Thursday's joint press conference with the President of France, breaking with protocol and denying American journalists a rare opportunity to ask a question of their president.
For the first time in more than two months, President Donald Trump gave a televised interview to someone who doesn't work at Fox News. But the questioner was probably just as friendly.
The newspaper industry's latest effort to stave off change -- a bid for an antitrust exemption -- is unlikely to succeed, legal experts and Silicon Valley insiders told CNNMoney.
Typically, people and outlets that support President Trump will quickly coalesce around a single message about stories that could harm his administration, but not this time.
Donald Trump Jr. said he released damaging emails about meeting "a Russian government attorney" to be "totally transparent." The real story is more complicated -- and, it seems, more self-serving.
While many of his foreign counterparts addressed members of the press following a major policy summit in Germany, President Trump avoided questions from journalists.
"Spider-Man: Homecoming," like "Wonder Woman" and "Logan" before it, continues an unlikely year for superhero movies -- one in which critics actually like them.
Hollywood's talent guilds have long fretted about leaving money on the table in negotiations with studios. Many remember when they failed to recognize the early value of DVDs, thus not fully sharing in that bounty.
