Ronald Kessler

American journalist and author Ronald Kessler is currently Newsmax's chief Washington correspondent. He has written several stories recently for Newsmax, including interviews with George W. Bush, Donald Trump, Andy Card, Gen. Michael Hayden and Mitt Romney.

Before joining the Newsmax team he worked for The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. Kessler is also a New York Times Best Seller list author of 17 non-fiction books, including The Terrorist Watch: Inside the Desperate Race to Stop the Next Attack, Laura Bush: An Intimate Portrait of the First Lady and A Matter of Character: Inside the White House of George W. Bush.

Throughout his career, Kessler has won 16 journalism awards, including 2 George Polk Award—one for national reporting and one for community service. He also won awards from The American Political Science Association, The Associated Press, and Washingtonian Magazine’s Washingtonian of the Year award.

American journalist and author Ronald Kessler is currently Newsmax's chief Washington correspondent. He has written several stories recently for Newsmax, including interviews with George W. Bush, Donald Trump, Andy Card, Gen. Michael Hayden and Mitt Romney.

1. Full name: Ronald Borek Kessler

2. Birthdate: 1943

3. Birth place: New York City

4. Married to Pamela Kessler

5. Daughter: Rachel Kessler

6. Son: Greg Kessler

7. Awards: 1972 - George Polk Award, 1979 - George Polk Award

8. Appeared on The Daily Show to talk about The Terrorist Watch

9. Chief Washington Correspondent for Newsmax

</small> Before joining the Newsmax team he worked for The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. Kessler is also a New York Times Best Seller list author of 17 non-fiction books, including The Terrorist Watch: Inside the Desperate Race to Stop the Next Attack, Laura Bush: An Intimate Portrait of the First Lady and A Matter of Character: Inside the White House of George W. Bush.

Throughout his career, Kessler has won 16 journalism awards, including 2 George Polk Award—one for national reporting and one for community service. He also won awards from The American Political Science Association, The Associated Press, and Washingtonian Magazine’s Washingtonian of the Year award. </note>

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• December 31, 1943: Born

• 1964: Journalist for Worcester Telegram

• 1965: Works with The Boston Herald

• 1968: Joins The Wall Street Journal and The New York Bureau

• 1970: Investigative reporter with The Washington Post

• 1985: The Washington Post staff writer

• 2006: Becomes Chief Washington Correspondent: NewMax