Donald Trump’s support among moderate Republicans is crumbling, CNN’s data guru warns. On Tuesday, Harry Enten dissected yet another poll that spells trouble for the 80-year-old president, whose

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten dismantled President Donald Trump's claim that voters are only souring on Republicans — not him — declaring Thursday, "It's you, not them!" The post ‘It’s You, Not Them!

During the White House Correspondents Dinner on Friday, Trump suggested that Collins did not deserve the “fake” award for her reporting

During a segment on CNN Monday, Enten said recent polling shows Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico leading Republican nominee Ken Paxton by 3 percentage points. This is a huge change from the 2018 Senate race, when Republican Sen. Ted Cruz held a 6-point lead over Democrat Beto O'Rourke at the same stage of the campaign.

Trump mocked CNN's Kaitlan Collins at the White House Correspondents' Dinner after the Prattville native received a reporting award. See her response.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins rolls clips of Trump officials previously claiming that the Reflecting Pool was vandalized after damage to the pool lining was discovered in June 2026

Rather than oust Jeanine Pirro as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, President Donald Trump is more likely to "let her suffer" in the position, CNN chief media correspondent Brian Stelter predicted Monday.

Maybe being publicly mocked and criticized by this administration is actually the greatest compliment of all,” Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney said in a social media post. “Because it puts me in the company of

Donald Trump’s contradictory statements were exposed by CNN correspondent Abby Phillip, who showed a clip from April 2026 in which he praised the contractor for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Simultaneously,

President Donald Trump laid into US Attorney Jeanine Pirro at a White House meeting Monday evening over a court filing that blamed Reflecting Pool damage on shoddy workmanship rather than vandalism, according to two sources familiar with the intense discussion.