Dana Bash chuckled after correspondent Alayna Treene revealed that even Chinese officials are troubled by Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House over what he viewed as unfavorable coverage.

President chided Kaitlan Collins for asking him question at UN after White House ban on CNN, MS Now and Politico

Stelter paid compliments the cable news station for standing behind CNN, MS NOW, and Politico for the past several days during Donald Trump's press ban.

David Ellison, CEO of Paramount Skydance, dined at the White House Thursday evening at the state dinner held for visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping — but the White House shut out reporters for CNN,

A CNN reporter recently banned from the White House discussed Melania Trump‘s latest media move amid Donald Trump‘s ban on certain outlets. Trump announced a ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the

CNN's Brian Stelter said that the network's cameras "are rolling" if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to completely ban reporters from WH. The post ‘Our Cameras Are Rolling’: Brian Stelter Says CNN Ready to Air Live Footage of Their Reporters Being Kicked Out of the WH first appeared on Mediaite.

Out of the three news organizations that Donald Trump has banned from the White House, he reserves special fury for CNN. He erupted at reporter Kaitlan Collins, posting that she’s an “unhappy person” and a “SLEAZEBAG” who suffers from a “TRUMP addiction.” He also tried to humiliate Collins in person at the United Nations. And he posted a video mocking CNN reporters in truly dumb and juvenile terms. This comes as legal experts have picked apart...

Donald Trump had a tense encounter with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins after arriving at the United Nations, telling her that she “shouldn’t be here” despite CNN remaining able to report from the UN. At the same time, Republican Senator John Curtis called for an investigation into Donald Trump Jr.’s foreign business relationships and acceptance of significant gifts. The video focuses particularly on wedding festivities reportedly funded in part by Russian businessman Umar Kremlev, with the money later repaid. Curtis and other Republican lawmakers quoted in the video argued that the arrangement raised questions about foreign access, appearances and the business activities of members of a sitting president’s family.