Mark Knoller’s Legacy: A Hard-Nosed Reporter Who Held Presidents Accountable

Mark Knoller’s passing at age 73 marks the end of an era in White House journalism. As a veteran correspondent who reported through eight presidential administrations—from George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump—Knoller embodied the principle that reporters must hold government accountable and provide factual clarity amidst political spin. Why America Needs Journalists Like Mark Knoller In today’s media landscape dominated by partisan narratives and globalist agendas, Knoller's steadfast commitment to impartial fact-gathering stands out as a beacon of journalistic integrity. Known as the “unofficial presidential archivist,” Knoller meticulously tracked presidential activities—from golf outings to press interactions—not as trivia but as...