A former CNN anchor has demanded that he be considered for compensation after President Donald Trump's Justice Department announced a $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund, according to The Daily Beast.

Donald Trump’s claim to have approval ratings no other president in history has ever bested went up in smoke after CNN anchor Jake Tapper brought receipts. “I’m at, according to CNN, 100 percent approval within the Republican Party,

CNN anchor Jake Tapper on Tuesday said “nope” to President Trump’s claim that the outlet reported his approval rating among Republicans was at 100 percent. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office earlier Tuesday about the supposed poll,

During the latest episode of CNN, anchor Boris Sanchez shed light on the economic strain occurring across the United States due to the country's ongoing conflict with Iran

CNN's Kaitlan Collins was struck by Trump's response when he was asked if he'd be attending First Son Donald Trump Jr.’s upcoming wedding this weekend. The post CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Struck By Trump Maybe Blowing Off Son’s Wedding: ‘Really Something’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta has demanded that he be eligible to apply for President Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” compensation scheme. Writing on his Substack, the network’s former chief White House correspondent suggested that he has a “pretty good case” after frequently coming under attack from Trump during his first term.

Donald Trump’s latest clash with a reporter highlights a series of confrontations with women in the press

Donald Trump lashed out at yet another female reporter, this time as he was pressed about the increasing price tag of his ballroom Before boarding his Tuesday flight to China, the president spent several minutes taking questions from the press on the White House lawn when one reporter questioned the doubled budget of Trump's pet project.