Alternative Facts

Since joining Trump's election team in 2016, Conway has staunchly defended the president from criticism and attacked his political opponents.

Statistically, the sympathy for Smollett makes sense. But "Believe the victim. Period" is not the type of moral reasoning that will move our communities and nation to peaceful and just coexistence.

"I know you want this to go viral," Conway told Acosta.

Here's a roundup of the times President Donald Trump's administration has undermined the truth and attacked the media.

You can't rely on facts. So how do you get people to give up on their irrational ideas?

Exposing people to a few "alternative facts" in a controlled setting could build up their immunity to serious misinformation.

The White House press secretary said Trump doesn't think President Obama wiretapped him, even though he tweeted that.

The press should stop mincing words and report Trump's lies as lies.

Citizens are the new gatekeepers of information, and they have a responsibility to check their sources.

The president issues so many plainly untrue statements that one must wonder if he's divorced from reality.

George Orwell envisioned a totalitarian future where government controlled propaganda—the truth is stranger than fiction.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly denounced the press for what he calls "fake news."

Crowd size, the popular vote and voter fraud continue to get under Trump's thin skin.

Trump's press guy works for the American people, not the RNC