Fake news

President Donald Trump is set to sit down with Fox News's Laura Ingraham on Thursday.

As with the fake news story that antifa is waging civil war, imaginary supersoldiers have been injected into the far-right's coverage of a series of planned rallies.

Twitter cited U.S. intelligence community information in its decision to shut down RT and Sputnik's ads immediately.

Half of teenagers say they worry about unwittingly sharing online propaganda.

The Trump administration regularly denies reporters' requests for comment—unless they're giving the president good press.

"The research did not analyze the likelihood that another supereruption at Yellowstone would occur. Period."

CNN anchor speaks out after President Donald Trump has threatened to revoke NBC News's broadcast license.

The talk show's hosts and guests questioned Trump's understanding of the First Amendment and said whispers are spreading that he should be removed from office.

Who said President Trump was going to fire John Kelly? Oh, yeah—Donald Trump.

"Donald Trump criticizing fake news is like Hugh Hefner criticizing fake breasts."

Trump Says The Media Is Crooked. He's Kind Of Right.

Police have identified a single attacker in the incident in which more than 50 people were killed.

Paul Horner presented himself as a satirist and prankster, and was perhaps most famous for a story shared by Trump's campaign manager and son.

The RGA launched The Free Telegraph in the summer.

It happens to the best of us, Dan.

Misleading videos, doctored images and comments by right-wing pundits have been widely spread online.

The 33-year-old businessman said the president had to tune out negative coverage from the mainstream media.

Multiple experts have warned about the danger of Trump's attacks against freedom of the press and fact-based reporting. 

Thirty-five percent of Gallup poll respondents believe the president did nothing wrong.

The Zionist Organization of America has said it is reviewing the three-star general's views on the Middle Eastern country.

Half of U.S.-based unicorns—technology startups worth at least $1 billion—were founded by immigrants.

At his private golf club in New Jersey, the president went on the attack against the media.

Many immigrants face either continued poverty at home or a better life working in the American black market.

The president is alleged to have specifically reviewed drafts of the story and made editorial changes.

Rich, 27, was fatally shot last summer in Washington, D.C., in what police described as a botched robbery.

News chyron writers are in the midst of a renaissance, and they have Donald Trump to thank for that.

More than half of Russians between 18 and 24 years old recently told pollsters they watch the state-run Channel One regularly.

'For the first time in our history, we are turning to you, our readership, for help,' the site said in a statement.

Some will regard Trump's outlandish accusations as further attempts by the president to smear the publication.

Trump has renewed his attacks on the mainstream media, but does his obsession mask a fear of their agenda-setting power?