HLN host S.E. Cupp tells Brian Stelter that Trump’s “villainization” of the media and other institutions is a “popular dictator-like tactic” ? but she also cautioned against “hysterical” reactions to the president.

Medicare is discouraging the use of penalties for what it considers “one-time mistakes” and in other circumstances. The changes come in response to industry pressure.

The AP’s Sally Buzbee, The Daily Beast’s John Avlon, and Gannett’s Joanne Lipman share their top journalistic takeaways from 2017.

An all-star editor panel comprised of Joanne Lipman, Sally Buzbee, and John Avlon dissect the White House’s “alternate reality,” the role of fact-checking, and how the “weaponization” of social media fuels distrust.

The ads, and the list of side effects most feature, have been around for decades. But now they aim at a different audience and discuss more serious diseases.

PolitiFact editor Angie Holan tells Brian Stelter why President Trump’s claim that Russian interference is a “made up story” and a “hoax” was the biggest “Lie of the Year” in 2017. She also discusses other “lies” and how the public reacts to her group’s work.