The Star is announcing several additions to its sports staff, which will be providing fans with engaging and in-depth coverage of their favorite teams.
Whether you’re looking to learn more about the Nationals’ resurgence, the Mystics’ young core or the Wizards’ plans for the No. 1 pick, The Star has you covered with original reporting, expert analysis and stories you can’t get anywhere else.
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Some personal news, as they say:
Excited beyond belief to be joining @NOTUSreports as a sports reporter, covering a mash-up of familiar topics for me: the overlap of sports + politics, the overlap of college sports + Capitol Hill, and ... wait for it ... the Nationals!
“We’re watching Donald Trump on a revenge tour, and as incredible as it sounds, it is not out of the realm of possibility that somebody could be spotted at this concert and be told they don’t need to show up for work on Monday,” @DougHeye tells @Sam4TR. https://t.co/DUVK87ak8s
Bruce Springsteen’s latest tour has been unofficially dubbed the “No Kings Tour,” putting his diehard Republican fans in a tough spot.
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For some Republicans, there’s only one Boss.
I wrote about the Bruce Springsteen fans struggling with his “No Kings” tour, a direct, defiant, three-hour salvo against Donald Trump and his administration.
My first story @NOTUSreports 🔗⬇️
The Star launches in June with dramatically expanded coverage of Washington politics and policy — and new coverage of D.C. itself. The District isn’t just the place where politics happens. It’s home to the people who pull the levers of power. It’s where they live and work and commute and eat and vote and navigate the unique intersection of politics and real life.
The Star will cover all of it, from Donald Trump’s stamp on the District to the ambitions of its first new mayor in more than a decade. Who’s wielding power in D.C.? What’s driving them? What impact are they having on housing, schools, transportation and the District’s neighborhoods? What’s next for Home Rule? For statehood? And will the Nationals ever be good again?
We’ll do it with the same rigor we bring to our coverage of national politics and policy, and we’ll do it with the best local reporting team in D.C. We’re excited to announce the start of that team today — veteran journalists you know and trust, plus newcomers who will bring fresh eyes to the vibrant and sometimes vexing place we all call home.