The Republican presidential candidate seems to think he can strong-arm CNN into this.

The news network faces bigger issues than its incompetent former boss.

There are three lessons CNN could take from this disaster, and the network isn’t likely to pick the right one.

The now-former CEO was determined to take a centrist approach to the news, and it backfired.

The ratings are in, and they’re embarrassing for someone who says she’s a strong contender to Trump.

CNN’s shameful town hall was a gift to Trump. Enough is enough.

The former president’s campaign team is already capitalizing on the lie-ridden town hall.

If CNN really wanted to know what Republican voters think of Trump, why did it set rules like this?

It seems that Trump’s tired routine isn’t all that interesting to Americans anymore.

CNN execs are facing a stream of criticism from their own employees.

Kaitlan Collins and the network’s journalists tried their best. But the execs, from Chris Licht on down, brought total shame on themselves, journalism, and America.

Trump told a record number of lies during the town hall, and he got away with it.

Trump was found liable of sexual abuse. His base doesn’t even care.

The former president was given several opportunities during a CNN town hall to disavow the insurrection. He refused.

The details coming out about CNN’s town hall (and its audience) are more than troubling.

A CNN town hall raises difficult questions—and horrible memories.

Republicans really don’t care about the Supreme Court’s ethics (or lack thereof).

The former president has been impeached twice, criminally indicted, and is under investigation for rape. Now he gets to be on prime time.

The network’s star anchor said he was “stunned” by the news.

Substanceless and endless, the hours of cable news blather that formed the Trump Indictment Cycle suggests that no one has learned anything.