Reporters

I had no choice but to remain composed, unless I wanted to be labeled with the angry Black woman stereotype.

"Why'd you ask such a dumb question?" Biden fired back at the reporter.

A Sky News reporter was kicked out of the Cuban restaurant Versailles for asking Trump if he was ready to go to jail.

Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters it is "entirely normal" for the president to receive a sheet briefing him on possible press questions.

By all accounts, reporters greatly outnumbered Trump supporters at the New York City protest against the former president's potential criminal indictment.

The footage shows the president not answering questions about classified documents ahead of White House Lunar New Year reception.

Republican Representative Byron Donalds said Biden's "sense of entitlement and hubris" was a "slap in the face to the American people."

Nearly every question about the classified documents found in President Joe Biden's possession was deferred to the White House counsel.

The famed journalist also promoted his current work in a follow-up tweet: "Not only am I still here, I am also still working."

Roman Saponkov listed several areas that he said had been "abundantly watered with the blood of our soldiers."

Tudor Dixon threw out the strange offer after proposing a statewide ban on "pornographic" books in K-12 schools on Tuesday.

Björn Stritzel, threatened by Aleksey Zhuravlyov, told Newsweek the threats say "a lot about Russian society," slamming Putin for his treatment of journalists.

"The offender brandished a suspect firearm and pointed it in the direction of the victims and fled the scene on foot," said Chicago Police.

The video of Tori Yorgey getting struck during her report has kicked off a discussion of the unnecessary demands that multimedia journalists face daily.

The podcast host claimed there may be other reasons for Tafoya's absence, which NBC said is among the "bye weeks" granted to SNF reporters.

The full-time journalist will go on to represent the U.S. in the Miss Universe competition, which will be held in Israel for the first time in December.

Kevin Nishita, a former police officer, earned an award commending his "high moral character" in 2018.

"Allison is a massive talent. ESPN's loss is our members' gain," Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro said.

American journalists were unable to ask the president questions after U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on two British reporters.

"Rather than running off to Cancun in tough times, @clarissaward is risking her life to tell the world what's happening. That's called bravery," CNN tweeted.

The Fox 26 Houston reporter made waves on Monday night when she claimed live on air that the network has been "muzzling" her.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Saturday it will cease its longtime controversial practice of secretly obtaining journalists' records during leak investigations.

Chinese officials used contact tracing forms and cellphone "health apps" to harass and intimidate journalists last year, says a new report from the Foreign Correspondents' Club in China.

Despite some people from the sports world praising Favre, a number of people felt it was hypocritical that people often tell athletes to "stick to sports" yet cheered on the former Packers QB for endorsing Trump.

The head of the Department of Homeland Security said he immediately terminated a program that monitored journalists who had published leaked DHS documents after the Washington Post ran a July 30 story uncovering the controversial practice.

"If assigned to go into a hotspot, you must be provided a hazmat suit, respirator and proper training," read the guidelines released Wednesday.

Senator John Kennedy said the proposed restrictions on reporters during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump were a "huge mistake" and that if senators "don't want to make a comment, they know how to say 'no comment.'"

Angel Cardenas, a reporter for Good Day Sacramento, has been let go by the station after a segment that saw him jumping on and otherwise damaging a number of classic vehicles at the Sacramento International Auto Show.

"I briefly got the hand today," said NBC reporter Kelly O'Donnell.

"The fact that you even ask that question. You're fake news because you know what, he totally corrected himself in the afternoon and you know that just as well as anybody," Trump said.