CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten has become an unexpected star at President Donald Trump’s rallies this fall.

CNN’s chief data analyst has spoken out about those clips of him that President Donald Trump loves to play at campaign rallies. Harry Enten, 38, said the reports he made earlier this year about how MAGA Republicans feel about Trump,

Theodore Boutrous, the attorney representing in the case of Trump's White House ban, argues that already, "the chilling effect is immense." Read the Q&A.

CNN, MS NOW and Politico have amended their lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s White House press ban, citing “continued retaliatory and viewpoint-discriminatory deprivation” by the Trump administration.

On Thursday, Donald Trump defended his decision to replace campaign rallies in Kansas and Iowa with virtual appearances, insisting he was feeling perfectly healthy. Trump Replaces Kansas, Iowa

CNN, Politico and MS NOW have filed an amended lawsuit against Donald Trump, this time challenging the White House’s continued exclusion of the outlets from Air Force One and areas of the White House where other reporters have gained access.

Trump had a net favorability rating of -18 percentage points, while Obama had a net favorability rating of +20 points, according to Harry Enten.

Trump, in particular, is known for calling out specific journalists who displease him, like Collins or "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker. Collins, Bash, Hunt, Coates, Burnett and Brown are all in the public eye and increasingly subject to these attacks or other criticisms.

A federal judge permanently dismissed a Trump defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal for reporting a birthday card Trump allegedly sent Jeffery Epstein in 2003.

President Donald Trump’s approval rating stood at a dismal 38.4% heading into the crucial midterm elections, a ccording to an aggregation of top polls on RealClearPolitics, with 59.7% of Americans disapproving of the job Trump is doing.