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Journalists who have worked for The Washington Post. The following 194 pages are in this category, out of 194 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. ... James M. Brady ... Ken W. Clawson · Richard L. Coe ... John S. Dickerson ... Rosalind S. Helderman ...
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The Washington Post | View Contact Details & Journalists | Prowly
Get contact information for The Washington Post and view The Washington Post reporters by joining Prowly ... McKenzie B. Beard ... Christy E. Lopez ... Tobi A. Raji ... Lena H. Sun ... Rushard D. Anderson ... Jennifer C. Reed ... Michele L. Norris ... Kevin B. Blackistone ... E.J. Dionne ... Sandra G. Boodman ... David S. Fallis ... Travis M. Andrews ... Lateshia D. Beachum · Prince George’s County Government and Politics Reporter
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Staff News - The Washington Post
Public Relations · Staff News · WashPostPR · Tashan Reed joins The Post as a Washington Commanders Beat Reporter · September 11, 2025 · (Andy Kenutis/Andy Kenutis ) · New International Assignments for Greg Miller and Terry McCoy · September 10, 2025
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Ashley Parker - The Washington Post
Ashley Parker is Senior National Political Correspondent for The Washington Post. She covered all four years of the Trump presidency, as well as his 2016 campaign, and served as the White House Bureau Chief under President Biden. Parker is also a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner. She was part of The Post team that won a Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting in 2018, for their coverage of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The Washington Post: Contact Information, Journalists, and Overview | Muck Rack
Use Muck Rack to learn more about The Washington Post and connect with journalists at The Washington Post.
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WP Licensing & Syndication
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List of Washington Post and Reporters with Contacts
December 26, 2023 - Designation Fine Arts editor Author Bio Arts editor at The Washington Post Twitter @hittgace Get Email Contact · Designation Quiz Writer, Emerging News Products Author Bio Emerging news products @washingtonpost. Previously: @TheAthleticNFL. "When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip." Twitter @amy_parlapiano Get Email Contact · Designation National Political Reporter Author Bio National political reporter, @WashingtonPost.
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r/Journalism on Reddit: Everyone (we know of) who left WaPo this month
January 4, 2025 -
Doing some end-of-the-year email cleaning, and thought I'd share the farewell messages we've gotten through HR. Written on a burner account, of course. Here's who leaving and where they're going
Jan 4. Op/ed cartoonist Ann Talnaes.
Jan 2. White House reporter Tyler Pager / New York Times
Dec 31. Political reporter Michael Scherer / The Atlantic
Dec 31. Political reporter Ashley Parker / The Atlantic
Dec 20. Health researcher McKenzie Beard / New York Post
Dec 17. Megan Griffith-Greene, service journalism / Poynter Institute
Dec 9. Managing editor Matea Gold / NYT
Dec 4. Harry Stevens, climate / NYT
Nov. Hannah Allam, national security / Propublica
There are a few more, but they weren't publicly announced, so I won't put them here. But they include a female environmentalist, female researchers who were not renewed and a group of project managers who were laid off.
There is a trend for departures: critical politics reporters; journalists who cover climate, environment, public service; women.
Edit: Adds more names thanks to the people commenting here.
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Then there are the legions of readers who are leaving. My WaPo subscription runs until April, after which I will not renew. The only thing I still read there is Carolyn Hax's advice column, and since November the comments section on that has been full of subscribers saying they're leaving because of the non-endorsement decision.
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They also lost Hannah Allam to Propublica
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Leadership of The Washington Post newsroom – The Washington Post
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The Washington Post - Wikipedia
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Dan Balz - The Washington Post
Dan Balz is chief correspondent at The Washington Post. He joined The Post in 1978 and has been involved in political coverage as a reporter or editor throughout his career. Before coming to The Post, he worked at National Journal magazine as a reporter and an editor and at the Philadelphia ...
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The Fix’s 2020 list of outstanding politics reporters to follow in every state - The Washington Post
December 16, 2021 - This year has been epic for political news, and many of its biggest story lines — the coronavirus, racial injustice and the 2020 campaign — have played out in states at least as much as they have in Washington. With that in mind, The Fix has revived an old tradition and compiled its 2020 list of reporters ...
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Staff of The Washington Post
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Patrick Svitek - The Washington Post
Patrick Svitek is a political reporter who covers campaigns and political breaking news. He joined The Washington Post in 2024. He previously worked at The Texas Tribune for nine years, most recently serving as its primary political correspondent.
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Who’s covering federal agencies - Washington Post
Find out which reporters are covering the agencies you care about, and reach out with comments or tips. Don’t see the agency you’re looking for? Contact Lisa Rein. If you need a discreet way to share information with our journalists, check out ways to share tips anonymously. ... Lena H. Sun ... David J. Lynch ... David J. Lynch ... Do you have information the public should know? Here are some ways you can securely send information and documents to Post journalists.
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Amy Gardner - The Washington Post
Amy Gardner has worked at The Post since 2005 and currently serves as White House editor. She is part of the team that won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for coverage of Jan.
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Brianna Tucker - The Washington Post
Brianna Tucker is a national politics breaking news reporter covering the Trump administration, Congress and national politics. She joined The Washington Post in 2021 and was previously the deputy campaign editor leading 2024 election coverage. Send her secure tips on Signal @btucker.08
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Marianne LeVine - The Washington Post
Marianne LeVine is a national political reporter for The Washington Post, where she writes about the 2024 presidential elections. She joined The Post in April 2023, after more than eight years at Politico. Most recently, she covered the Senate.
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WRAL Political Reporters Make Washington Post List to Follow – Capitol Broadcasting Company
The Washington Post released a 2020 list of outstanding politics reporters to follow, and the WRAL-TV team made the list · WRAL Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie and WRAL State Government Reporter Travis Fain earned spots in “The Fix’s 2020 list of outstanding politics reporters to following ...
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Michael Scherer - The Washington Post
Michael Scherer is a national political reporter at The Washington Post. He was previously the Washington bureau chief for Time magazine, where he also served as the White House correspondent. Before joining Time, he was the Washington correspondent for Salon.com.