Trump was taking questions from the press on the Joint Base Andrews tarmac in Maryland when the moment occurred.

The live television moment saw one of the attending reporter's hands slip, prompting the fluffy mic - often dubbed a 'dead ...

The boom mic incident wasn’t the only minor mishap for the president on Friday. Just before the mic strike, Trump had a brief stumble as he climbed the steps to Marine One with Elon Musk’s 4-year-old ...

In what can be termed awkward, the tip of the boom microphone of one of the reporters visibly bumped into Trump's face, prompting a quick reaction from the US President, who involuntarily leaned ...

Who the hell did it?" Laura Loomer, a prominent conservative influencer with more than 1.5 million X followers, wrote: "How on earth did a reporter get that boom mic so close to Trump's face?

Boebart commented. "President Trump was just smacked in the face by a reporter's boom mic. Unreal these people. Have some respect," Conservarcommentator Charlie Kirk said.

Loomer, a prominent conservative influencer with more than 1.5 million X followers, shared the video of Trump getting hit with the mic adding: "How on earth did a reporter get that boom mic so ...

Lester Holt plans to step down this summer as anchor of “NBC Nightly News,” a position he has held since 2015. Holt told staff on Monday he will remain an anchor with NBC’s “Dateline,” a ...

While addressing reporters on topics, including the situation in Gaza, a boom microphone accidentally struck Trump in the face. Equipped with a fuzzy windscreen known as a “dead cat,” the mic ...

The incident also prompted some conspiracy theories, with an X user suggesting that there could ... "How on earth did a reporter get that boom mic so close to Trump's face? This just doesn ...

When Amazon.com Inc. executives took the stage last month in New York to announce an artificially intelligent Alexa, there was a conspicuous absence: no flashy new gadget to accompany the souped ...