Columnists

Post date: Aug 28, 2018 10:47:5 AM

The Washington Post Opinion Pages

• • Danielle Allen: Politics and Political Theory

  • Anne Applebaum: Foreign Affairs

  • Karen Attiah: Global Affairs

  • Radley Balko: criminal justice, the drug war and civil liberties

  • Jonathan Capehart:politics and social issues

  • Christian Caryl : Global Affairs

  • Richard Cohen: politics

  • Jackson Diehl: foreign affairs

  • E.J. Dionne Jr.: politics

  • Michael Gerson (politics conservative viewpoint)

  • Hugh Hewitt: (politics conservative)

  • Fred Hiatt (politics and world affairs)

  • David Ignatius (foreign affairs)

  • Robert Kagan: (politics and foreign affairs —neoconservative)

  • Colbert I. King: Politics and Social Issues

  • Charles Krauthammer: Politics

  • Ronald A. Klain: Politics and Disease

  • Charles Lane: Economic and Fiscal Policy

  • Jay Matthews: Education

  • Ruth Marcus: American politics and domestic policy

  • Dana Milbank: political theater

  • Kathleen Parker: politics and culture

  • Alexandra Petri: national politics, culture, and history (humorist)

  • Catherine Rampell: economics, public policy, politics and culture, with a special emphasis on data-driven journalism

  • Eugene Robinson: politics and culture

  • Ed Rogers: politics (conservative)

  • Josh Rogin: foreign policy and national security.

  • Jennifer Rubin: politics (conservative)

  • Robert J. Samuelson: economics

  • Greg Sargent: politics (liberal)

  • Stephen Stromberg: U.S. policy and politics

  • George F. Will: politics and domestic and foreign affairs (pulitzer)

The New York Times Columnists

Charles M. Blow

Politics, public opinion and social justice.

David Brooks

Politics, culture and the social sciences.

Frank Bruni

Politics, social issues, education and culture.

Roger Cohen

International affairs and diplomacy.

Gail Collins

American politics and culture.

Ross Douthat

Politics, religion, moral values and higher education.

Maureen Dowd

American politics, popular culture and international affairs.

Thomas L. Friedman

Foreign affairs, globalization and technology.

Nicholas Kristof

Human rights, women’s rights, health, global affairs.

Paul Krugman

Macroeconomics, trade, health care, social policy and politics.

Andrew Rosenthal

Politics, technology, national security, popular culture and whatever else seems interesting, important or just funny.