sean spicer
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President Trump complains that the media are crazy, but he's the one becoming unhinged, says Jules Witcover.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders is a perfect spokesperson fora truth-twisting president, says David Horsey.
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April Ryan has covered the news for decades, but it wasn’t until recently that she became part of it.
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Mr. Trump puts the bullets in the social media gun, and Mr. Trump pulls the trigger, aiming at his own foot with unerring accuracy.
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The departure of the hapless Sean Spicer as presidential press secretary caused no tears among the White House press corps, says Jules Witcover.
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Don't weep for Sean Spicer. Don't hold out any hope either that things will get better for the White House with a new press secretary.
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Six months into 2017, and already it's easy to find 10 outstanding TV productions. And all feature women in strong roles.
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Donald Trump that he who, as he might put it, is "the enemy of the people," says Jules Witcover.
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It's easy to dislike the Washington press corps. But siding with Team Trump as it limits access hurts us all.
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The election of Donald Trump has lifted a lot of media boats - from the New York Times to MSNBC‘s Rachel Maddow. Add “Saturday Night Live” to that list of media enjoying a big Trump bump.
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We talked about "Saturday Night Live" on CNN's "Reliable Sources," and it was all praise for the wicked political satire of Donald Trump's craziest week yet.
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Sally Yates' determination to stick to her guns as a law enforcement official has proved her value, says Jules Witcover.
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Citing a memo from former Maryland U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein, White House Officials announced today that President Donald Trump has fired F.B.I. Director
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President Trump is right to give serious consideration to a higher federal gas tax
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April Ryan, White House correspondent for American Urban radio, has been named 2017 journalist of the year by the National Association of Black Journalists.
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President Trump's meeting with conservative journalists finally gives America another perspective, says Cal Thomas.
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The current tension between the U.S. and North Korea could quickly spiral downward, says Cal Thomas.
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Trying to intimidate North Korea with a show of military might was a bad idea; pretending to do it was worse.
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For those of us who have had misgivings about the authenticity and the audacity of the Trump presidency from the beginning, there has been a certain delight in observing the missteps of a team easily described as "dumb and dumber."
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President Donald Trump's sudden foreign-policy pivot, from "America First" to international engagement through military action and re-embracing NATO, may have
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Incredibly, Donald Trump appears to be taking on reality with less of a spin
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April Ryan, Morgan State University graduate and White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks, will join CNN as a contributor, the news channel
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Complaints about politicization of Rockville rape are hypocritical
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In the 10 days since allegations of rape at a Rockville high school became talking points in the GOP's anti-immigration agenda, the Montgomery County school system has been flooded with telephone and email threats from around the country, demanding death for "illegals" and prison for educators. I wonder if White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer or Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan thought of that possibility before they turned a police issue into a political one.
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President Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to increase federal efforts to confront opioid addiction as his administration was expected to create a commission that will study ways to scale up treatment and prevention.
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White House correspondent April D. Ryan made headlines after her questions about Russia received abrupt backlash from White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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After the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on Russian interference with the U.S. election, I had to renew my press credential
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Two male high school students in Maryland have been charged with raping a female student in a bathroom during school hours, Montgomery County Police said.
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Trump talk is hard to understand. But we all know that Trump tells it like it is, except when he doesn't, and then it's our fault for not understanding what he meant to say after he just said it.
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Trump and his allies do themselves no favors by attacking investigation into Russia's efforts to influence U.S. election
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David Horsey: The butt of Mr. Trump's health care joke is the older, white, working-class voter.
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Can you imagine the dread, the slow-burning existential panic that overtakes White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Friday evenings? After Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner — who are known to have a calming effect on the president -— head off to honor the Jewish Sabbath, Messrs. Priebus and Spicer have to white-knuckle it until dawn, gripping their phones with tobacco-stained fingers as they constantly refresh Twitter.
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Donald Trump is being treated unfairly in some parts of the mainstream media, and unless we deal with it honestly and openly, we are the ones who will wind up losing credibility even as we point our fingers at Trump for his lies.
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I am stoned at CPAC. I am in hell.
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When Barack Obama came into office, George W. Bush left him with two wars and an economy teetering on the brink of colossal disaster. Eight years later, Mr.
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President Donald Trump said during a freewheeling press conference on Thursday that Rep. Elijah E. Cummings begged off a long-anticipated meeting at the White House, suggesting the Baltimore Democrat was advised such a meeting was bad politics.
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Democratic attorneys general in Maryland and 15 other states singaled their support Monday for a lawsuit in a federal appeals court over President Donald
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Trump is using a two step strategy of despots: disparaging the press, then circumventing them.
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The teams of President Trump's temporary appointees laying the groundwork for taking over and remaking federal agencies refer to themselves as "beach
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Tuesday reiterated President Trump's intention to meet with Rep. Elijah E. Cummings about the cost of prescription
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President Donald Trump fired acting Attorney General Sally Yates late Monday after she announced the Justice Department would not defend his travel ban on seven predominantly Muslim countries – embroiling the administration in controversy for a third day.
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Every president tells the occasional politically expedient untruth, but Trump lies constantly, says Leonard Pitts Jr.
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It's a new day in the White House, says Cal Thomas, and so far, he's feeling pretty good about it.
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Trump mouthpiece Sean Spicer needs to remember his role: speaking for the president on policy, says Jules Witcover.
