Brian Stelter’s essay about the perils of “fake news:” He says it breeds confusion, and people in power benefit from confusion, so “refuse to be confused.”

“The president works for the American people,” former White House correspondent Ann Compton says, explaining why it is important for journalists to have access to POTUS.

Ben Shapiro, editor in chief of DailyWire.com, says that by focusing on every Trump tweet and foible, the media “is in danger of blowing its credibility.”

Markets ready for the UK Autumn Statement economic outlook – the first since the Brexit vote – and look for more signs of how Italy’s key constitutional referendum might turn out. But again, sentiment is likely to be dominated by the fallout from the US election. David Pollard reports.

The Hollywood Reporter’s Marisa Guthrie and Vanity Fair’s Sarah Ellison detail the tensions at Fox following Megyn Kelly’s interviews about Roger Ailes’ alleged sexual harassment.

Ken Kurson, editor of the New York Observer, which is owned by Trump’s son in law Jared Kushner, speaks with Brian Stelter about past and present news coverage..