The New York Times is pushing back on criticism from President Trump after he attacked a reporter who pressed him about a social media post that threatened Iran ahead of a deadline to make a

President Donald Trump remarked he's "had a lot of problems" with NewsNation correspondent Libbey Dean after she interrupted him during a press conference.

The president appeared to snap when asked whether he’s concerned that his threat to bomb Iranian infrastructure would amount to war crimes.

Trump responded with an insult when asked how he was "taking care" of the Iranian people by bombing the country.

President Trump made fun of a reporter at Thursday's cabinet meeting for asking whether the U.S. is planning to send ground troops to secure Iran's stash of enriched Uranium.

President Donald Trump snapped at a New York Times reporter Monday for working at an outlet he said is “failing” and has “no credibility. ” New York Times White House correspondent Zolan Kanno-Youngs asked Trump whether he is concerned about potentially committing war crimes if he follows through with his threats to bomb nuclear power plants in Iran.

The New York Times fired back at President Donald Trump after he berated one of their reporters during a press conference Monday, calling it part of a "pattern of answering fair questions with inaccurate attacks.

The airman was rescued Sunday in the mountains of Iran.