By David A. Patten From Newsmax Voters in Tuesday’s election delivered a split verdict that gave both Democrats and President Donald Trump room to declare victory, with the result being a new Congress next year that will be just as deeply divided as the electorate that sent them to Washington. Democrats reclaimed control of the […]
US Elections: No Dem wave, but GOP loses house in split decision
US presidents and media
By Sarah Jacobs President Bill Clinton discusses his campaign with reporters aboard Air Force One on his way back to Washington on November 6, 1996./AP Photo The US president’s relationship with the press has long been a complicated one, and it has varied from administration to administration. To name just a few examples, President Lyndon […]
Experts: Carney’s departure comes as press grows more wary of Obama
By Todd Beamon From Newsmax White House press secretary Jay Carney’s resignation capped a tenure that saw the media grow increasingly restless toward President Barack Obama amid of a bevy of scandals, including the controversy that led to Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki’s departure on Friday, experts told Newsmax. “I wish him well,” Ari Fleischer, […]