CNN anchor Jake Tapper blasted the Trump administration on Friday for depicting the ongoing conflict in Iran “like a game” after the White House released clips on social media mixing footage of what appeared to be U.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper tore into White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after she attacked Tapper’s colleague Kaitlan Collins over her line of questioning about the military strikes in Iran. During a White House press briefing on Tuesday,

The CNN host got a bit theatrical as well in reading a news alert that affected him.

Jake Tapper broke some unique news to viewers on Thursday's edition of The Lead, telling them that Paramount Skydance is poised to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, and with it, CNN.

Jake Tapper's on-air reaction to CNN potentially falling under Paramount's umbrella summed up the rueful and uncertain mood of the network.

CNN’s Jake Tapper clapped back at Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s claim that the media is exploiting the deaths of U.S. military members in Operation Epic Fury […]

CNN anchor Jake Tapper slammed White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt over her claim that media coverage of the U.S. troops’ deaths in Iran was meant to make President Donald Trump “look bad,” calling her response “the height of solipsism and narcissism.

CNN host Jake Tapper shares new details about the six American troops killed by Iran and pushes back on Trump administration claims that the news media only focuses on fallen heroes to make President Trump 'look bad.

CNN is reportedly tightening up its rules on staff hawking their own products on air after Jake Tapper’s intense promotion of his book on Joe Biden turned into a “rolling infomercial.” Tapper, 56, is the host of CNN’s The Lead,