Tom Jones

1 week ago | poynter.org | Tom Jones

There was a moment Tuesday when it looked like President Donald Trump’s ban on The Associated Press was softening. But that ended with a thud by Tuesday evening. Bottom line: Trump is still waging battle against the AP, which provides coverage to news outlets across the country and the world. And that battle now includes two other wire services. Earlier Tuesday, there was a surprising and positive development.

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1 week ago | poynter.org | Tom Jones

So whose turn is it now? Which media outlet is the latest to feel the wrath of President Donald Trump? Which news organization was targeted with insults and outrageous claims? It was CBS. No, wait, that was Sunday night. It was The Associated Press. No, wait again, that was early Monday. We’ll get to those stories in a minute. No, the latest on the received end of Trump’s ire was CNN.

1 week ago | poynter.org | Tom Jones

Sunday morning news shows — CBS’s “Face the Nation,” NBC’s “Meet the Press,” ABC’s “This Week,” CNN’s “State of the Union” and “Fox News Sunday,” to name a few — serve several purposes. But there are two main ones. One is to let moderators press those in power on their policies and plans. The other is to give those same officials a platform to explain them. The two often aren’t in sync.

1 week ago | poynter.org | Tom Jones

Donald Trump has been president for less than three months. In news cycle terms, it feels more like three years. That’s because this week feels like way longer than six days. And, mind you, it’s still Friday. Who knows what else will happen between now and Saturday? The big news this week, of course, was the stock market bouncing up and down like a yo-yo as Trump imposed, then paused tariffs on other countries. Oh, except for China — where the tariffs jumped up even more.