ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl criticizes CNN's Jim Acosta in his new book about covering the White House, saying the combative reporter has benefited President Donald Trump with his "soapbox" style. 
The New York Times touts itself as a tireless purveyor of facts. One installment in its latest ad campaign reads: "Truth. It's hard to find." But the Times's recent coverage of the coronavirus pandemic suggests the "paper of record" is itself struggling to find the truth. 
The USNS Comfort, a Navy hospital ship that has delivered humanitarian aid around the world, arrived in New York City on Monday to provide much-needed medical resources amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. The ship will help ease the burden on New York's health care system by housing about 1,000 patients who require urgent treatment but are not infected with coronavirus. 
President Donald Trump and the national media have at least two things in common. They are both attempting to do their jobs amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and both are seen by the American people as unreliable sources of information. 
The Economist is running Chinese propaganda from an outlet that is violating U.S. law to spread the message that Chinese President Xi Jinping's has done a masterful job handling the coronavirus pandemic. 
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace is frequently stunned, shocked, chilled, and left speechless by the goings-on at the Trump White House, which she so melodramatically covers at Deadline: White House. 
Iceland was hailed as a leading example for how to control the spread of coronavirus by MSNBC on Tuesday during a segment that criticized the United States for failing to match the efforts of the Nordic island nation. 
Americans trust President Donald J. Trump more than they do the national media to provide accurate information about the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new poll from CBS News. 
China’s state-run propaganda outlets are using coronavirus coverage by U.S. media and Democrat politicians to push the regime narrative that the Chinese government bears no responsibility for the ongoing pandemic and that sourcing the origin of the virus to Wuhan is purely political. 
MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi said on Sunday that universal health care is not a "socialist" or even "liberal concept," claiming instead it is "actually a conservative idea." 