Maggie Haberman

President Donald Trump speaks at the "Stop The Steal" Rally on January 06, 2021 in Washington, DC. | US Vice President Mike Pence presides over a joint session of Congress to count the electoral votes for President at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, January 6, 2021. (Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt called out New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on Wednesday, releasing a series of private emails between the two in an extensive Twitter thread where he accuses Haberman of threatening him and covering up information pertinent to her reporting. Schmidt, who resigned from the anti-Trump...

Haberman's book is expected to detail Trump's time in the White House as president, including his relationships with foreign leaders.

Former President Trump said Thursday that he was "under no obligation" to return White House records to the National Archives and Record Administration at the end of his presidential term. Driving the news: Trump also denied that he destroyed or flushed "papers and documents down a White House toilet." Reports...

Trump closely followed Haberman's coverage of him, and she once told her colleagues that he will always "care enormously about what The Times writes."

New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman is expected to release damning information on former President Donald Trump’s relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, in her new book Confidence Man –but has come under fire for saving the explosive revelations for her personal project.Ms Haberman, who has had access to the White House and Mr Trump’s inner circle for years, through her work as a White House correspondent for The New York Times and a political analyst for CNN, claims in her new book that staff in Trump’s White House discovered papers blocking the president’s bathroom a number of times....

New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman is pushing back against claims her latest scoop about former President Donald Trump was saved for an upcoming book. Earlier this week, Axios revealed that Haberman in her forthcoming book about Trump titled Confidence Man reveals that while he was in office, White House staffers "periodically discovered wads of printed paper clogging a toilet — and believed the president had flushed pieces of paper." The report quickly gained widespread attention, but it also sparked claims that Haberman sat on the piece of information for inclusion in the book rather than report it at the time. Activist and author Amy Siskind, for example, accused Haberman of "knowing Trump was *actually* destroying information" and "hiding that story before he ran for re-election" in order to "[profit] off a book deal."

White House staff repeatedly found "wads of printed paper" clogging former President Donald Trump's toilet in his residence, raising suspicions that Trump had flushed documents, according to a new book from New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman. Trump, who reportedly had a habit of tearing up documents and failing to...

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman says former secretary of state Mike Pompeo is already talking about running for president, no matter what his old boss — former President Donald Trump — decides to do in 2024. Haberman joined New Day on Monday to talk about Trump’s appearance at the...

Drew University will host Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times White House correspondent and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman in the first Drew Forum event of the season . The virtual event will be held on Wednesday, Nov.17, at 7:30 p.m., with registration required. With a uniquely informed perspective having closely...

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman and Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin launched into a Twitter feud on Friday stemming from the latter's failure to properly establish an "off the record" conversation, which lead to a scathing article by Politico that included comments she intended to keep private. Rubin made...

A Virginia man used WikiLeaks emails to accuse the Clinton campaign of getting illegal "in-kind" donations via favorable media coverage.

Bakari is joined by New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman to talk about the situation in Afghanistan (2:53), how she fights misinformation as a journalist (14:06), Texas passing a near-ban on abortions (20:11), and more news from this week (27:45). Host: Bakari Sellers. Guest: Maggie Haberman. Executive Producer: Jarrod Loadholt.

NEW YORK — When the first Donald Trump story of the 2016 election cycle came her way, Maggie Haberman decided not to break it. It was May 2015, and Trump adviser Sam Nunberg was helping orchestrate the imminent announcement of the reality star’s candidacy. He tried to offer an exclusive jump on the story to Haberman, who had recently joined the New York Times after years of covering politics for several smaller publications.

CNN host Chris Cuomo appeared to slam his colleague, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, on Friday, for her coverage of former Vice President Mike Pence. Haberman, who is also a CNN political analyst, is on leave from the paper to write a book about former President Donald Trump but has continued to report on Trump-related turmoil. Her latest piece, "Pence, Diverging From Trump, Says He Was ‘Proud’ to Certify Election," apparently didn’t sit well with CNN’s "Cuomo Prime Time" namesake.

The executive editor of the New York Times defended Maggie Haberman as “one of the finest journalists of her generation” on Monday, after the reporter came under fire from Fox News. Dean Baquet’s statement was included in a piece on the Fox News website which accused Haberman of being fixated...

The New York Times is corrupt and abusively biased. Like so many other media outlets, the so-called paper of record has never been held accountable for stalking Donald Trump and his family, all while spreading lies, conspiracy theories and baseless smears against the 45th president of the United States. For...