President Donald Trump was hit in the face with a microphone by a reporter during a press conference at Joint Base Andrews ...

Donald Trump gave a reporter quite the look when they accidentally hit him in the face with a microphone as Trump shared few words on the incident while ignoring questions from reporters.

President Trump was hit in the face with a reporter's boom mic. It happened as Trump left the White House en route to Mar-a-Lago with Elon Musk's son hopping beside him. They flew to Joint Base ...

President Donald Trump’s recent interaction with reporters took an unexpected turn when a microphone struck his face as he prepared to board Air Force One. The incident occurred after Trump praised ...

As he did so, a female reporter's boom microphone - a mobile ... The photo, shared on X, showed three people holding boom microphones - one of which was a woman with short hair, headphones ...

James Bickerton is a Newsweek U.S. News reporter based in London ... Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton holding a mic, and waring a false mustache and two sets of sunglasses ...

But he quickly regained his composure and, with a frown, seemingly looked over at the reporter who was holding the microphone. Mr Trump then raised his eyebrows, noting the incident had happened ...

Body language expert Darren Stanton weighed in on what Donald Trump was really feeling after a reporter hit him in the face ...

A reporter had been asking a question about ... another angle and was shared on X shows three crew members each holding a boom microphone in Trump’s direction. Among them is the woman who ...

A reporter accidentally bumped a microphone into his face, prompting a noticeable reaction. The incident, caught on camera, has since gone viral. Mr Trump was addressing the press before departing ...

President Trump was inadvertently struck in the face by a boom microphone Friday as he fielded questions from reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. The fuzzy end of the extended microphone ...