The relationship between the press and the White House resembles the great stormy love-hate affairs of stage and screen: Bogart and Hepburn, Ralph and Alice Kramden, Shakespeare's Benedick and Beatrice. They squabble hilariously, break up tempestuously, then make up inevitably, because, frankly, who else would have them?
By David Von Drehle
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- 1Michael KranishHow a young Jefferson’s plea to the King helped ignite America’s fight for independence
- 2Bishop SandandRekha TenjarlaWe set out to find the real reason pickleball noise is so annoying
- 3ColumnCarolyn HaxCarolyn Hax: For bride, accepting mom’s money for wedding was ‘devil’s bargain’
- 4Scott Clement,Dan BalzandAndrew TranVoters divided on midterms despite broad Trump disapproval, poll finds
- 5Isaac Arnsdorf,Patrick MarleyandPerry SteinTrump escalates demands for 2020 election investigations and prosecutions
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