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    Free press wins at the White House

    by Bill Press, Tribune Content Agency Nov 15, 2018 3 minutes

    Warning: Be careful going anywhere near the White House these days. You might get caught in the crossfire between Donald Trump and the White House press corps. It's all-out war, but the media's won the first skirmish.

    Relations between Trump and reporters have been tense for three years, starting with the 2016 campaign, when Donald Trump attacked the media at every rally: accusing news outlets of bias, encouraging supporters to harass assembled reporters, criticizing some reporters by name, banning others from his

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