Theodoric Meyer covers the Senate for The Washington Post. He was previously a national political reporter and a co-author of the Early Brief, The Post's flagship political newsletter. He joined ...

This month, President Donald Trump presented Columbia University with an ostensibly easy choice: protect Jewish students or ...

From a trip to the library comes reflections on authority, facts, and where we go from here, writes Tom Montgomery Fate.

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Education: University of Missouri, bachelor of journalism David Nakamura started at The Washington Post as a summer intern in 1992. After four years as a sports reporter, he moved to the local ...

D.C. residents, businesses and even the Washington Commanders are firing up lobbying efforts to pass a bill allowing the city to keep spending its 2025 budget. The bill, which would allow the city ...

The U.S. Naval Academy changed its admissions policy last month in response to directives from President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The widely circulated video of Turkish doctoral ...

He was previously the editor of Retropolis, The Post's history section. Earlier, he was a senior editor at Mother Jones, a housing reporter at Washington City Paper, a Berlin correspondent for the ...

Danielle joined the national economy desk in July 2012 from Capital Business, a Post An antisemitism task force will review $8.7 billion in multiyear grants and $255 million in contracts to the ...

Amity Gaige’s thriller was inspired by a real-life tragedy along the Appalachian Trail. Emma Pattee’s novel “Tilt” tells the story of a very pregnant woman searching for safety when a ...

Before joining The Washington Post in 2018, he was an investigative reporter for the Dallas Morning News. He started in journalism as a police reporter at the St. Petersburg Times. As Justice ...

He covered the Los Angeles Chargers for the Athletic and then returned to the Post, where he'd interned, and covered the Washington Nationals run to the World Series in 2019. He lives in Washington.