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. 
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) on Sunday accused President Donald Trump of costing American lives through his response to the spread of the coronavirus. 
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) on Sunday referenced her attendance at President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, where she stood up and tore Trump's speech, as an example of her effort to work with the president. 
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. 
A new CNN report refutes its own correspondent's approving fact check of Joe Biden's claim the Trump administration "refused" the World Health Organization's offer of coronavirus testing kits. 
Dr. Anthony Fauci dismissed a question from CNN anchor Brianna Keilar about Fauci adjusting a microphone during a press conference, telling her to "get real here." 
Presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) said he was disgusted to see a protester display a Nazi flag as his campaign event on Thursday evening. 
A CNN anchor said on Friday that disgraced former Democratic senator and accused serial groper Al Franken's "voice is needed" in the 2020 primary. Chris Cuomo and Franken spoke for nearly fifteen minutes about the Democratic primary on Friday night. The segment featured effusive praise from Cuomo, who only briefly touched on the numerous allegations of sexual misconduct that led to Franken's resignation in 2018. 
Disgraced former Democratic congresswoman Katie Hill has been the subject of glowing media profiles, interviews, and op-eds since she was forced to resign in November 2019 following sexual misconduct allegations. 
President Donald Trump said members of the media are doing everything they can to "instill fear" in people over the coronavirus and defended his administration's response to the virus. 