Sean Spicer

Breitbart received Trump's exclusive invite, but "fake news" CNN (of course) did not.

Trump reportedly likened the ratings of his press secretary's news briefings to those of a soap opera.

The vessel reportedly deployed to North Korea in early April was unexpectedly pictured near Indonesia on Monday, thousands of miles away.

Oh, what White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer would do to go back to the simpler days.

North Korea's threats, France's farming crisis and more in the week in pictures.

From black holes to jinxes to press conference gaffes, a whole lot happened this second week of April.

Gene Klein, whose father was killed in an Auschwitz gas chamber, said comparisons to Hitler are "very, very upsetting."

Advocates for Holocaust and genocide education mandates see his Tuesday performance as the ultimate evidence to support their mission.

The White House press secretary faces another round of calls for his dismissal after comments that included a reference to Holocaust centers.

Israeli politicians had attacked Spicer and the U.S. over the Holocaust blunder, saying "the White House urgently needs a history teacher."

In a world of fake news and alternative facts, chyrons are setting the record straight.

Deputy Director Richard Ledgett says the allegations exhibit 'a complete lack of understanding of how the relationship works between the intel community agencies.'

Trump made explosive accusations amid a Russia scandal in his administration.

The president said that "wiretapping" covers "surveillance and many other things."

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

Sean Spicer's press conference came on the day the Department of Justice has been asked to provide documents related to President Trump's wiretapping claim.

The rule, Statistical Policy Directive Number 3, is meant to "preserve the distinction between the policy-neutral release of data by statistical agencies and their interpretation by policy officials."

It's fair to say there have been some developments since Sean Spicer's last on-camera briefing.

Comey says Trump's accusations are false and is worried about FBI credibility, 'New York Times' reports.

Tillerson has made no substantive public remarks in his first three weeks.

A U.S. Navy Seal, as well as 25 civilians, were killed in the raid.

Reporters for CNN, The New York Times, Politico, The Los Angeles Times and BuzzFeed were not allowed into the session in the office of press secretary Sean Spicer.

The proof? Intercepted phone calls and telephone records, former and current American officials told The New York Times.

A statement from White House press secretary Sean Spicer suggested that the review into Flynn's activities stretched beyond the conversations he had with Russian officials before Trump took office on Jan. 20.

Melissa McCarthy returns to belittle the press as White House press secretary Sean Spicer.

Trump claimed Langer was unable to vote in the 2016 Presidential election.

The White House aide is facing criticism for giving a "free commercial" for Ivanka Trump's products.

On Wednesday, Trump celebrated the swearing in of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

The press secretary presented updates from the Trump administration and took questions from the media.

The horrifying question: Is Conway just a liar or is she so uninformed that she doesn't know everything she said was untrue?