White House: Media failed in coverage of 78 terror attacks

February 07 February 07     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   politics   White House says media failed in its coverage of these 78 terror attacks     The White House released the list to support assertions by President Trump.     Read Story     news           DeVos having 15 minutes of fame 'at wrong time' As she faces what promises to be the closest vote ever for a cabinet nominee, Betsy DeVos, President Donald Trump's choice for education secretary, is also the most well-known — and in some sense the most notorious.     politics           Breaking down the legal saga over Trump's travel ban The legal battle may take time, but the arguments are becoming crystallized.     people           Jamie Lynn Spears saw daughter's accident She tried to free 8-year-old Maddie from her seatbelt but ambulance crew rescued her.   Advertisement   news           5 things you need to know Tuesday The biggest news to start your morning.     ncaaf           Baylor fires assistant caught in prostitution bust Baylor acknowledged it fired assistant strength and conditioning coach Brandon Washington on Monday.     nation-now           Search intensifies for pair after killing spree Attempted murder Monday marked the third attack in a spree that has left three women dead.     politics           Critics are writing postcards to 'President' Bannon Yes, you read that right: "President Bannon."     nation           DOJ files brief to reinstate Trump's immigration ban Opponents say restoring the ban would strand students, split families and 'unleash chaos.'     nation           Spicer: Trump 'doesn't own a bathrobe' White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer accused the New York Times of printing inaccuracies and said the newspaper owes President Trump an apology. Spicer mentioned a part of an article that describes Trump wearing a bathrobe in the White House. (Feb       The Day In Pictures Gallery Protesters in elephant outfits take part in a demonstration against the ivory trade in London, England. Members of the Action For Elephants group demonstrated near Parliament as they called for an end to the global trade in ivory.     Popular Stories Did you catch these hidden messages in Lady Gaga's halftime performance? Melania Trump reappears Super Bowl weekend - and is gone again 'Dripping' may be a new, dangerous trend for teens who vape   To forward this e-mail to a friend, click here Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2017 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108