The secretary of state claimed he was not exercising a double standard when he berated an NPR reporter last month and accused her of lying.

The State Department’s attacks on the press are part of a larger trend within the Trump administration.

The press restrictions are an ‘outrageous breach of press freedom,’ according to Mike DeBonis, a congressional reporter with the Washington Post.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders instituted new rules that effectively deem the entire White House press corps unqualified to possess permanent press passes.

Trump was asked how he can improve relations with the press on World Press Freedom Day — and he responded by attacking the free press.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders once again tried to smear reporter April Ryan.

This is some chutzpah from a gang of serial liars like Team Trump.

Trump banned reporters from covering his dinner with dictator Kim Jong Un, who he praised as a ‘friend.’

New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger said Trump’s ‘enemy of the people’ attacks on the press are inciting violence against reporters worldwide.

Trump prioritized whining about the New York Times over responding to serious national security threats.

The MAGA hat-wearing Kentucky teen who stared down a Native American protester on the National Mall sued the Washington Post for $250 million in damages, and Trump cheered him on.

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) called on Trump to take responsibility for rhetoric that leads to violence.