Prominent Former and Current Staffers
- Mary Ann Akers, columnist, washingtonpost.com
- Christina Bellantoni, Associate Politics Editor
- John Bresnahan, senior congressional reporter, Politico
- Chris Cillizza, columnist, washingtonpost.com
- Tim Curran, former political editor, The Washington Post
- David Drucker, staff reporter
- Susan Davis, congressional correspondent, National Journal
- Susan Glasser, editor-in-chief, Foreign Policy, and former national editor, The Washington Post
- Ed Henry, senior White House correspondent, Fox News Channel
- Paul Kane, reporter, The Washington Post
- Scott Montgomery, editor-in-chief of Roll Call
- Brody Mullins, reporter, The Wall Street Journal
- Norah O'Donnell, chief White House correspondent, CBS News
- Ben Pershing, columnist, washingtonpost.com
- Neda Semnani, Heard on the Hill columnist
- Glenn Simpson, former staff writer, The Wall Street Journal
- Paul Singer, investigative editor '
- Nina Totenberg, correspondent, National Public Radio
- Jim VandeHei, executive editor, Politico
- Lauren Whittington, politics editor, Roll Call
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