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ABC News and NBC News both announced Thursday that they will carry President Donald Trump's 9 p.m. ET speech live on their respective streaming news services while limiting broadcast network coverage, ...

The president claimed without evidence that the networks and others in the media were “engaged in a plot” and want to “continue this fraud.” ...

President Donald Trump called for ABC and NBC’s licenses to be revoked over not airing his July 16 primetime address focused on election security.

By Helen Coster NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - Two of the three major U.S. television networks have decided not to broadcast a planned prime-time address on Thursday by President Donald Trump on their ...

President Trump's prime-time speech Thursday evening won't receive live coverage among at least two of the four major TV networks — but it will be available via streaming. The big picture: The address ...

CBS News aired part of President Trump’s prime-time speech on election fraud Thursday night, joining in late and switching away as the commander-in-chief called for ABC and NBC to lose their licenses ...

During a press briefing Thursday, press secretary Karoline Leavitt seemed to be still trying to persuade networks to carry the remarks live, saying, “I think that the mainstream media should air the ...

Mid-speech, Trump accused NBC and ABC of colluding in a "plot" by skipping the broadcast, calling it a "rare move" and arguing "fraud like this should mean a revocation of their licenses." ...

CNN’s Michael Smerconish claims the nation’s major television networks engaged in “condescension” when they refused to air President Donald Trump’s election fraud speech live. Several networks, ...