Notable Current and Former Writers
News
- George Archibald (Congressional, political, United Nations, and education reporter)
- Jeffrey H. Birnbaum (Managing editor, WashingtonTimes.com)
- Stephen Dinan (Immigration and political reporter)
- Bill Gertz (Defense and foreign policy reporter)
- Ralph Z. Hallow (Political reporter)
- Donald Lambro Political reporter)
- John McCaslin ("Inside the Beltway" columnist)
- Jerry Seper (Investigative reporter)
Opinion
- Brett M. Decker
- David Mastio
- Richard Diamond
- James S. Robbins
- Frank Perley
- Kerry Picket
- Frank Gaffney
- Lawrence Kudlow
- Jeffrey Kuhner
- Larry Moffitt
- Steve Bradley
- Ted Nugent
Sports
- Dan Daly (columnist)
- Dick Heller (columnist)
- Tom Knott (columnist)
- Thom Loverro (columnist)
Computers
- Mark Kellner
Metro
- Gary Emerling (D.C. Reporter)
- Adrienne T. Washington (columnist)
- Tom Knott (columnist)
- Fred Reed (police beat, later took on a broader purview)
Former
- David Brooks
- Dave Fay (deceased)
- Samuel T. Francis (deceased)
- Jeremiah O'Leary (deceased)
- Rob Redding (journalist and talk host)
- Bill Sammon
- Rowan Scarborough
- James G. Lakely
- Wes Johnson (Cartoonist, Martini 'n Clyde - 1990-1992)
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