President Donald Trump has launched his own “TV” channel with an 80-day-old speech after real TV networks pulled the plug on him over his press ban. America’s major TV networks—NBC, ABC, CBS, and even Fox News—suspended their pooled coverage of Trump on Monday after he banned CNN,

Donald Trump's "rambling" speech at a White House Rose Garden dinner has sparked fresh dementia fears, with viewers claiming the President's off-script remarks showed signs of cognitive decline

US President Donald Trump’s recent speech at the White House was left inaudible after a press pool boycott, sparking amusement from many socia media users.

Kaelan Dorr, a deputy assistant to the president, tweeted that the broadcast would be “a 24/7 livestream of the Administration’s greatest hits, unfiltered” to be shown on YouTube and within the White House app. But critics are already dismissing Trump TV as an endless feed of straight-up government propaganda.

Donald Trump’s White House launched a round-the-clock video service on Monday evening, opening a new front in the president’s running battle with the national press corps. The channel, branded “Trump

President Donald Trump found himself in an awkward spot when his own executive order caught him off guard during a Rose Garden speech. The president quizzed his Interior Secretary on live television after stumbling over a key detail in his prepared remarks.

Critics labeled the 24/7 feed as “state run” media as its launch coincided with traditional news outlets being banned from the White House.

After 11 seasons, the late-night host takes home an Emmy as he delivers a heartfelt farewell to his audience and crew.

Donald Trump is set for a whirlwind schedule of meetings with leaders from four continents at ‌the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, against the backdrop of an unstable Middle East and a four-and-a-half-year-old war in Ukraine that shows no signs of abating despite the US president's repeated attempts at mediation.