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The article reports on the view of political strategists on the press boycott of U.S. President Donald Trump, following his snatching the press credential away from Jim Acosta, one of CNN's White House correspondents. Topics discussed include order given by CNN chief Jeff Zucker to his staff, remarks from former Republican presidential strategist Steve Schmidt, and advice given by Stephanie Cutter, a Democratic strategist.

The article analyzes the impact that the gun control issue has on the outcome of the 2018 elections in the U.S. The issue is expected to play an important role in the elections despite its declining press coverage following a series of protests against mass shootings. Also discussed is the support given by President Donald Trump for gun restrictions opposed by the National Rifle Association (NRA).

The article reports that Cable News Network (CNN) was forced to ask for apology after retracting a story on its website that bank of Russia associated with a close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump was under Senate investigation in 2017. It mentions that the retraction did not stop Trump and his supporters to seize on the mistake, condemning CNN and claim it as proof that other major news organizations were conspiring over the administration.

The article examines the threat posed by the relationship between media mogul Rupert Murdoch and U.S. President Donald Trump. Particular focus is given to the problem posed by the Murdoch-Trump relationship to the leadership at "The Wall Street Journal." The implications of this relationship for the media industry and press coverage of the Trump administration are discussed.

The article reports that the news media failed in predicting the results of the elections in the U.S. in November 2016. It states that major web sites devoted to predicting election outcomes shifted from a likely victory of Hillary Clinton to a likely victory of Donald Trump. The election tallies reportedly raised questions on the value of modern polling. It was added that the polls and the projections had underestimated the strength of Trump's vote.

The author offers observation on the anger being directed at the news media and the danger facing them, especially those covering the rallies of 2016 U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. Topics discussed include accusations of Trump against the news media, remarks from Joanne Lipman, editor in chief of the USA Today Network, on the reason the national media missed the rise of Trump, and statement from Rod Dreher, a senor editor at The American Conservative.

The article reports that CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass is restored by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.

The article reports that according to survey data of management consultancy Gallup, Americans are distrustful about biased news and that biased consumers bring distorts their rating of news content and research and mentions approve of President Trump rate news.

The author reflects on U.S. President Donald Trump's ire against journalists as of August 24, 2017, with topics including his speech in Phoenix, Arizona wherein he attacked the press, efforts to delegitimize his critics, and misleading statements since he assumed the presidency.

The article focuses on Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, and the backlash between her and the press. Topics discussed include a child's letter she read to U.S. President Donald Trump during her first official briefing, the distrust between the Trump administration and the journalists, statement from Sanders during her time on the Trump campaign and other criticisms against Sanders.

The article presents the description of the Protective Press Pool, along with the role played by press journalists, who accompany U.S. presidents on offical trips. Details of the role played by the White House Correspondents Association, along with their experiences with the current U.S. president, Donald Trump are presented.

The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump has denounced the news media during a faith rally at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. before the Fourth of July 2017 holiday and announced that he will not let them stop his agenda.

The author examines the action of U.S. Donald Trump in spreading fake news against the media and his relations with other world leaders.

The article reflects on the histrionic tantrums of U.S. President Donald Trump against the media for revealing his 2005 tax return, and has been called by the author as in hot water and fearing revelations about some policy disaster, damaging mendacity or political villainy.

The article discusses the attack of U.S. President Donald Trump on the media, citing his claim that the journalists are enemies of the people and his consideration to restrict the national press access.

The article offers information on the many critics about U.S. President Donald Trump's attitude of being bias in news media in the country.

The author discusses the personal attacks of U.S. President Donald Trump against news media over alleged illegal leaks and fake news about the turmoil in the U.S. White House, during a news conference in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 16, 2017.

The article focuses on the approach on briefings by Sean Spicer, the U.S. White House press secretary of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who calls on news media organizations before traditional news outlets.

The article reports on the attacks of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to news media in his first postelection news conference at Trump Tower in New York City on January 11, 2017 that turned a controversy over his ties to Russia into a deft and unrelenting attack on the journalists.

The article examines the conflict between U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and the media as of July 18, 2016, dealing with topics including media coverage of the Republican National Convention, Trump's vow to open up libel laws, and politicians' conflict with the press.