Conservative critics are taking aim at the White House for granting unprecedented access to Vanity Fair in what resulted was an explosive profile of Susie Wiles.

The White House is going full steam ahead into its annual holiday season, spreading cheer (and potentially the coronavirus) as cases and hospitalizations surge across the country. After a string of disastrous relationships between the White House and the press, Biden’s incoming operation may bring a welcome shift from the Trump years.

Chris Whipple, the author of the Vanity Fair story featuring interviews with White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, defended his reporting after Wiles called it a "disingenuously framed hit piece" on her.

The White House press secretary was one of many Trump administration members to be photographed for the magazine's series of interviews with chief of staff Susie Wiles

Bill O'Reilly can't understand why Susie Wiles would speak to a "hate-Trump publication" like Vanity Fair. On Wednesday's episode of "No Spin," the host couldn't believe that Trump's White House Chief of Staff chose to talk with Vanity Fair.

Karoline Leavitt, who has been trending all week courtesy her unflattering Vanity Fair cover shot, just attempted a little damage control of sorts. The White House Press Secretary shared a series of brand-new pictures and she labeled them behind-the-scenes.