Muhammad Ali had his first television interview with British journalist David Frost in 1968. Over the years, Frost conducted ...

President Trump sat down this week for a wide-ranging interview with Time magazine, talking about the possibility of a third term, territorial expansion, a tax increase for millionaires and his ...

Donald Trump sat down with TIME magazine for an extensive interview to mark the first 100 days of his second term and delivered a series of White House whoppers. While the president loves to blast ...

Elon Musk joined President Donald Trump’s interview with Air Force secretary nominee Troy Meink, according to Meink’s own disclosure to Congress — a highly unusual move that raises serious ...

The live video began with Asif Ali talking about the intention behind the video. He said that they owe it to the audience, who were keenly awaiting the film’s release, to explain the unexpected ...

On April 22, just ahead of the 100th day of his second term, President Donald Trump sat down for an interview with TIME in the White House. TIME has published the transcript of that conversation.

President Donald Trump sat down for an interview with TIME at the White House on April 22. Over the course of the interview, Trump discussed a wide range of issues, including his trade war and the ...

Ali Carter has labelled Ronnie O'Sullivan as "the greatest player of all time" - signalling an end to their infamous rivalry. The duo found themselves facing off in the opening round of the ...

General Manager Eric DeCosta has done hundreds, if not thousands, of interviews at the NFL Combine, but not many prospects compared to Malaki Starks. DeCosta said that Starks, who the Ravens took ...

On Friday, Time magazine published an interview with Trump discussing his first 100 days, and the president wasn’t convinced that the United States was a country run by laws, not by men.

Earlier this week, he met with the magazine’s senior political correspondent Eric Cortellessa and editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs for an interview that was wide-ranging yet weirdly secretive.

Trump said he will sit for an interview with Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of The Atlantic, who last month dragged the White House into Signalgate after he was inadvertently added to a ...