- Kaitlan Collins says she sometimes has to bite her tongue during interviews but largely keeps her composure so the interviewee stays the focus.
- She deliberately avoids becoming the story herself, prioritizing the subject’s voice even in tense moments.
- She weighed in on whether reporters will snap back at President Trump anytime soon — a point that invites debate about press conduct and confrontation.
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- Taiwan criticized China after the New York Times said a reporter was expelled following an interview with Taiwan’s president.
- Taipei called the move a press-freedom attack and vowed it won’t be silenced, accusing China of transnational repression.
- The case echoes past China–U.S. media expulsions and highlights how short, revocable visas make foreign journalists vulnerable.
- Nicknamed "The Mouth of the South," Turner was famous for blunt, colorful quips like "If I only had a little humility, I'd be perfect."
- A major philanthropist — he said he gave away half his wealth and that his "hands shook" while signing the donations.
- Equally provocative: he vowed CNN would "cover the end of the world, live" and made controversial remarks about religion and men in public office, for which he apologized.
- The pope marked World Press Freedom Day by condemning widespread violations of media freedom and growing threats to journalists.
- He paid tribute to reporters killed in conflict zones and urged people to remember those who died pursuing the truth.
- He reaffirmed journalism as a pillar of democracy and called for protection of press freedom and the release of unfairly detained reporters.
- White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called conspiracy theories about the Correspondents' Association dinner shooting "crazy nonsense."
- She said the administration plans to counter those rumors by being transparent and correcting misinformation.
- Expect more public updates and messaging from the White House as it tries to tamp down the spread of false claims.
- Trump used Truth Social to lash out at other conservative/media figures after a CNN segment about ratings.
- He singled out Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens and Alex Jones with harsh personal attacks.
- He floated the idea of publishing a “good, bad, and middle” list of MAGA figures, calling some “VERY GOOD.”
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