Awards were presented for excellence in TV, radio, newspaper, magazine, newsletter/trade publication, and online journalism, encompassing breaking news, business writing, commentary, photography, and more. All work was published or broadcast in 2021.
The judging for the contest was conducted by members of the Society of Professional Journalists Hawaii Chapter in a judging exchange with SPJ DC Pro.
SPECIAL AWARD: Robert D.G. Lewis Watchdog Award
Each year a special award, the Robert D.G. Lewis Watchdog Award, is presented to a journalist or group in any award classification whose entry best exemplifies journalism aimed at protecting the public from abuses by those who would betray the public trust. The award comes with a $1,000 prize.
The winners of the 2022 Robert D.G. Lewis Watchdog Award are Megan Cloherty and Jack Moore of WTOP for their investigation into the Washington D.C.’s Department of Forensics. Their reporting uncovered misattributed evidence, deliberately-concealed findings from an inspector general’s report and complaints about the D.C. crime lab’s leadership that went unheeded.
Dateline Awards for 2022 – finalists and winners
CORRESPONDENT AWARD
(For distinguished coverage of the Washington area published or broadcast outside the Washington D.C. area):
Winner: Greg Ip, The Wall Street Journal
- Finalist: Barbara Plett Usher and Staff, British Broadcasting Corporation
- Finalist: Maria Recio, Austin American-Statesman
DAILY NEWSPAPER
Breaking News
Winner: Staff, The Wall Street Journal, “Afghanistan: America’s Longest War Ends”
- Finalist: Harrison Smith, The Washington Post, “Doug Hill, Veteran Washington Meteorologist, Dies at 71.”
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Staff, The Wall Street Journal, “A Changed America”
- Finalist: Joseph Clark, The Washington Times, “Capitol Police Upgrade to Military Surveillance Gear.”
- Finalist: Ryan Lovelace, The Washington Times, “For FBI’s Cyber Sleuths, Catching Ransomware Thieves Like Hunting Serial Killers.”
- Finalist: Miranda Spivack and Robert Salladay, McClatchy Newspapers, “Do Laws to Erase Criminal Records Make the U.S. More Equitable?”
Features
Winner: Ben Kesling, The Wall Street Journal, “I Thought I Was Done with Iraq. Then a Fellow Marine’s Purple Heart Turned Up at Auction.”
- Finalist: David Montgomery, The Washington Post, “The Search for Environmental Hope “
- Finalist: Harrison Smith, The Washington Post, “Joan Didion, Who Chronicled American Decadence and Hypocrisy, Dies at 87.”
Series
Winner: Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times,Smuggler Series.
Beat Reporting
Winner: Bart Jansen, USA Today, Covering Congress.
- Finalist: Jeff Mordock, The Washington Times, White House.
- Finalist: Matthew Paras, The Washington Times, Sports.
- Finalist: Ben Wolfgang, The Washington Times, Military.
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Byron Tau, The Wall Street Journal, “How the Government Is Spying on You.”
- Finalist: Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times, “Scammers Made Billions Off Pandemic Assistance Funds.”
Sports
Winner: Matthew Paras, The Washington Times, Sports Portfolio
- Finalist: Jacob Calvin Meyer, The Washington Times, Sports Portfolio
Business
Winner: NBC News, the Philippine Center for Investigative Reporting and The Pulitzer Center, The New York Times and NBC News, “Rainforest Destruction: The Supply Chains to U.S. Consumers.”
- Finalist: Kery Murakami, The Washington Times, “Charging Stations Mean Big Money; Tesla Seeks Part of Infrastructure Law’s $7.5 Billion for Biden Goal.”
- Finalist: Staff, The Wall Street Journal, “Inflation is Wreaking Havoc on the Economy.”
- Finalist: Ben Wolfgang, The Washington Times, Military, Pentagon and Defense Contracting business portfolio.
Editorial/Opinion Writing
Winner: Chris Gentilviso, Richmond Times-Dispatch, “Building Trust in COVID-19 Vaccines.”
- Finalist: Mary Grace Gallagher, The Capital, “As We Struggle with Reform, Deportation Looms.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: Chris Gentilviso, Richmond Times-Dispatch, “Broadband Collaboration Creates Opportunity.”
Column
Winner: Thom Loverro, The Washington Times, Sports commentary.
Photojournalism
Winner: Daniel Kucin Jr., The Washington Times, “The Agony of Defeat.”
- Finalist: Daniel Kucin Jr., Chicago Tribune, Candace Parker with the Chicago Sky.
Art/Photo Illustration
Winner: Greg Groesch, The Washington Times, Groesch Illustrations 2021.
- Finalist: Linas Garsys, The Washington Times, Garsys Illustrations 2021.
- Finalist: Alexander Hunter, The Washington Times, Hunter Illustrations 2021.
Editorial Cartoon
Winner: Alexander Hunter, The Washington Times, “Also Not Being Taught in Schools; Political Prisoner; Great Moments in the 3rd American Revolution.”
Front-Page Design
Winner: Robert Cohn, The Washington Times, “Sticky Situation; Old Hand at New Starts; Still the One.”
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Breaking News
Winner: Will Schick, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “The US Doesn’t Settle Refugees in DC Because the Cost of Housing Is too High.”
- Finalist: Will Schick, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “255 Households Are on the Waiting List for ADA-Compliant Housing in DCHA-Managed Properties.”
- Finalist: Michelle Levine and Eric Falquero, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “DC’s Pandemic Housing Assistance Program Stops Accepting Applications this Week.”
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Will Schick, Street Sense Media/ The DC Line, “FAQ: What to So if You’re Single and Experiencing Homelessness in D.C.Finalist: Lou Chibbaro Jr., Washington Blade, “Md. Sodomy Law Used in Bookstore Arrests of Gay Men Still on Books.”
- Finalist: Sam P.K. Collins,The Washington Informer, “COVID Surge Sparks Questions About Upcoming School Year.”
- Finalist: Allison Hageman, Alexandria Times, “Alexandrians Band Together to Help Each Other Find Vaccine Appointments.”
Features
Winner: Laura Hayes, Washington City Paper, “The Tweeters Behind Feeds Like DC REALTIME NEWS Make Every Shooting Known.”
- Finalist: Chelsea Cirruzzo, Washington City Paper, “How the Inauguration Security Impacted D.C.’s Unhoused Population.”
- Finalist: Chelsea Cirruzzo, Washington City Paper, “When Does the Future Hold for D.C.’s Streateries?”
- Finalist: Judy Kurtz, The Hill, “DC Goes to the Dogs – Major and Champ, That Is.”
Series
Winner: Erin Durkin, National Journal, “Healing from the Pandemic in Indian Country.”
- Finalist: Will Schick, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “The Families Who Rely on Rapid Rehousing.”
Beat Reporting
Winner: Laura Hayes and Michael Loria, Washington City Paper, “Food Beat-The Plight of Restaurant Workers During the Pandemic.”
- Finalist: William Ford, The Washington Informer, “Del. Barnes: Some Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates Didn’t Hit the Mark on Black Agenda.”
- Finalist: Staff, Street Sense Media, “How City Policies Impact People Living in Encampments.”
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Olivia Anderson, Alexandria Times, “Bondsman’s Gun Used in Murder of Dominguez.”
- Finalist: Will Schick and Spencer Donovan, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “The Affordable Housing Complex that Fell Apart Soon after It Was Built.”
Sports
Winner: Cody Mello-Klein, Alexandria Times, “Going for Gold.”
- Finalist: Daniel Kucin Jr, The Washington Informer, “Ewing, Harris Resurrect Georgetown Back to Prominence.”
- Finalist: Daniel Kucin Jr., The Afro, “Hammerin’ Hank Passes Away, Legacy Lives on.”
- Finalist: D. Kevin McNeir, The Washington Informer, “Fighting While Black: How Champions Battled Foes in and out of the Ring.”
Business
Winner: Will Schick, Street Sense Media/The DC Line, “DC Council Passed a Law Prohibiting DC Businesses from Refusing Cash. However, Local Cashless Businesses Are Booming.”
Editorial/Opinion Writing
Winner: Denise Dunbar, Alexandria Times, “An Astonishing, Shameful Action.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: D. Kevin McNeir, The Washington Informer, “George Floyd’s Soul May Rest at Peace but Many Black Souls Remain Restless.”
Column
Winner: Rob Whittle, Alexandria Times, “Dogs to Love.”
Photojournalism
Winner: Maydeen Merino, Street Sense Media, “Park Police Shut down an Encampment.”
Feature Photography
Winner: Anthony Tilghman, The Washington Informer, “White Flags on National Mall Symbolize 670,000 COVID-19 Deaths.”
Art/Photo Illustration
Winner: Rodney Choice, Street Sense Media, “Rodney’s Raptors.”
- Finalist: ZebraDesigns.net, The Washington Informer, “Now is the Time! MLK Jr. 2021 Supplement.”
Front-Page Design
Winner: Josh Kramer , Street Sense Media, “Pregnant Women with No Children Are Shut out of Family Shelter Spaces until their Third Trimester.”
MAGAZINE
Non-Breaking News
Winner: John Tirpak, Air Force Magazine, “Catching Up on Hypersonics.”
- Finalist: Richard Sima, Eos, “Leaky Pipes Are Dosing Baltimore’s Waterways with Drugs.”
Features
Winner: Mark Betancourt, Eos, “The Capital’s Waterways Could Be Swimmable by 2030.”
- Finalist: James Kitfield, Politico Magazine, “Afghanistan: The Last Commander.”
- Finalist: Tamara Lytle, Arlington Magazine, “Visionary Thinking: Jennifer Bethel Has Been Legally Blind since Birth. That Didn’t Stop Her from Becoming an Award-winning Graphic Designer.”
- Finalist: Jenny Sullivan and Stephenie Overman, Arlington Magazine, “Rebalancing Act.”
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Jonathan Guyer, The American Prospect, “National Security Accountability: Rebellion Defense and the Pentagon.”
Sports
Winner: Stephen Borelli, USA TODAY, “Thompson Was a Giant in the Lives of so Many.”
Business
Winner: Jonathan Guyer and Ryan Grim, The American Prospect/The Intercept, “Meet the Consulting Firm That’s Staffing the Biden Administration.”
- Finalist: Tamara Lytle, Arlington Magazine, “Amazon Is Fueling a Higher-Education Boom.”
- Finalist: Stephenie Overman, Virginia Business, “Moving Out: Construction Projects Shift to Suburbs, Rural Areas.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: Jonathan Guyer, The American Prospect, “A Critical Look at Biden’s Strategic Consultants.”
TELEVISION
Breaking News
Winner: Manu Raju, CNN.com, “January 6th as It Happened — and the Aftermath.”
- Finalist: Staff, ABC News, “ABC News: Assault on the Capitol.”
- Finalist: Staff, WUSA9, “Red Weather Alert.”
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Pierre Thomas, Victor Ordonez and Staff, ABC News, “Soul of a Nation: Officer Dunn Speaks.”
- Finalist: Scott Taylor and Gary Scurka, WJLA TV ABC 7 News, “Nine-year-old with Autism Dragged off a School Bus.”
- Finalist: Staff, NBC4, “Inequality in America: Tackling the Rise in Anti-Asian Hate.”
- Finalist: Staff, WUSA9, “Democracy Divided.”
Features
Winner: Adam Longo, James Hashand and Tolu Oluwadiya, WUSA9, “A Vanishing Legacy.”
- Finalist: Jodie Fleischer, Katie Leslie, Steve Jones, WRC-TV, “Rising Seas Threaten Harriet Tubman Historic Sites.”
- Finalist: Mark Hyman, Andrea Nejman and Larry Deal, WJLA-TV, “Elite Canines.”
- Finalist: Mark Hyman and Andrea Nejman, WJLA-TV, “Shelters Shortage.”
Series
Winner: Staff, WUSA9, “Daily Insurrection Stories.”
- Finalist: Susan Hogan, Rick Yarborough and Steve Jones, WRC-TV, “Rollaway Risk.”
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Scott Taylor, Gary Scurka, Scott Smith, WJLA TV ABC 7 NEWS, “Hold It! You Can’t Park There!”
- Finalist: Scott Broom, Kurt Brooks and Cari Hernandez, WUSA9, “Zebras on the Loose.”
- Finalist: Jodie Fleischer, Katie Leslie and Jeff Piper, WRC-TV, “NEWS4 I-Team: Transfer Troubles.”
- Finalist: Scott MacFarlane, Rick Yarborough and Steve Jones, WRC-TV, “NEWS4 I-Team: Wage Theft.”
Business
Winner: Andrew Lehren, Anna Schecter and Didi Martinez, NBC News, “Rainforest Destruction: The Supply Chains to U.S. Consumers”
- Finalist: Larry Miller , WUSA9, “Appraising Prince George’s County.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: Adam Longo, WUSA9-TV Washington, Adam Longo Commentary
Photojournalism
Winner: Kathleen Reynolds and James Hash, WUSA9, “Failing the Chesapeake Bay.”
RADIO
Breaking News
Winner: Staff, WTOP, Capitol Insurrection
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Megan Cloherty, WTOP, “Policing Through Change.”
- Finalist: Tom Hall, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Rob Sivak, WYPR Baltimore, “WYPR Midday: Social Justice Thru Innovative Housing Solutions.”
- Finalist: Nancy Marshall-Genzer, Marketplace, “Biden Has His Hands Full Rebuilding a Demoralized Federal Workforce.”
Features
Winner: Emily Sullivan, WYPR, Baltimore City Features coverage.
- Finalist: Margaret Barthel and Dee Dwyer, WAMU, “’We Are Literally Terrified of Giving Birth:’ The Road to Motherhood Is Different for Black Women Around D.C.”
Series
Winner: Carrie Johnson, Muthoni Muturi and Krishnadev Calamur, NPR, “Hard Time.”
- Finalist: Rachel Baye, WYPR, “Missed Shots: COVID-19 Vaccine Resistance in Garrett County.”
- Finalist: J.J. Green, WTOP, “COVID Conspiracy.”
Beat Reporting
Winner: Debbie Truong, WAMU, Education.
- Finalist: J.J. Green, WTOP, National Security.
- Finalist: Mitchell Miller, WTOP, Capitol Hill.
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Megan Cloherty and Jack Moore, WTOP, “D.F.S. Scandal.”
Business
Winner: Tom Hall, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre and Rob Sivak, WYPR Baltimore, “WYPR Midday: Stewart Bainum on his ‘Baltimore Banner’ plans.”
- Finalist: HJ Mai, National Public Radio, “For Some Americans, Getting a Vaccine Is as Easy as Showing Up To Work.”
Editorial/Opinion Writing
Winner: Joel Oxley, WTOP, “Enough is Enough.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: J. Wynn Rousuck, Tom Hall and Luke Spicknall, WYPR Baltimore, “Rousuck’s Review: Midday’s Theater Critic.”
NEWSLETTER/TRADE PUBLICATION
Breaking News
Winner: Rachel S. Cohen, Air Force Times, “The Last Runway out of Kabul: US Transport Jets Face Complex Evacuation Mission.”
- Finalist: John A. Tirpak, Air Force Magazine Daily Report, “Air Force Wants to Cut 421 Old Fighters, Buy 304 New Ones.”
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Nathan Strout, C4ISRNET, “How the Space Force Foiled an Iranian Missile Attack with a Critical Early Warning.”
- Finalist: Jeremy Conrad and John Murph, Washington Lawyer, “The Afghanistan Fallout: Broken Promises & Processes.”
- Finalist: Roy Maurer, HR Magazine, “Great Expectations.”
- Finalist: Sarah Paez, Tax Notes, “EU Tax Haven Blacklist Hamstrung by Politics, Critics Say.”
Features
Winner: Theresa Agovino, SHRM Online, “Asian-Americans Seek More Respect, Authority in the Workplace.”
- Finalist: Stew Magnuson, National Defense Magazine, “Rare Earth Elements: U.S. Startups Seek to Claw Back Share of ‘Technology Minerals’ Market.”
- Finalist: Amanda Miller, Air Force Magazine, “Cislinar Space.”
- Finalist: Lauren C. Williams, Federal Computer Week, “Why DOD Is so Bad at Buying Software.”
Series
Winner: Matthew Ong, The Cancer Letter, “Reducing Systemic Disparities & Inequities in the U.S. Cancer Workforce.”
- Finalist: Curtis Eichelberger, Kathleen Murphy and Robert Thomason, FTCWatch, “Kept out of the Game.”
Beat Reporting
Winner: Megan Eckstein, Defense News, Naval warfare
- Finalist: Kevin Bogardus and Sean Reilly, E&E News, “From Trump to Biden: EPA’s transition between administrations.”
- Finalist: Alex Ruoff, Bloomberg Industry Group, Drug Pricing Coverage
- Finalist: Staff, CyberScoop, “Inside the Minds and Motives of Ransomware Gangs.”
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Alexandria Carolan, Paul Goldberg and Matthew Ong, “The Cancer Letter, “Ending Sexual Misconduct in Academic Medicine.”
- Finalist: Valerie Bauman and Roy Strom, Bloomberg Industry Group, “Clients Cry Foul Over Litigious Litigation Finance Company.”
- Finalist: Amy Hudson and Brian Everstine, Air Force Magazine, “Defending Forward Bases.”
Business
Winner: Michael A. Tucker, HR Magazine, “The Color of Money.”
- Finalist: Theresa Agovino, HR Magazine, “Out of the Shadows.”
- Finalist: Stephen Losey, Defense News, “’No company is immune’: Supply chain woes weigh on defense firms.”
Editorial/Opinion Writing
Winner: Stew Magnuson, National Defense Magazine, “We Must Do Right by Our Afghan Friends, Allies.”
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: Matthew Ong, The Cancer Letter, “Joe Biden: A Presidential Agenda for Cancer.”
- Finalist: Vivia Chen, Bloomberg Industry Group, “Vivia Chen Unfiltered.”
Art/Photo Illustration
Winner: Katie Goldberg, The Cancer Letter, Illustrating Oncology in 2021
Editorial Cartoon
Winner: Katie Goldberg, The Cancer Letter, “Cancer Politics: Bypass Budgets, the National Cancer Act, and Texas.”
Infographic
Winner: Jacqueline Ong, The Cancer Letter, “A 25-year Retrospective: How NCCN Changed the Way Cancer Medicine is Practiced and Paid for.”
Front Page Design
Winner: Jacqueline Ong and Katie Goldberg, The Cancer Letter, Health Equity and Social Change Section Covers.
- Finalist: Brian Taylor , National Defense, 2021 National Defense Covers – June, July, August.
ONLINE
Breaking News
Winner: Francesca Chambers, McClatchy, “White House staff tried to warn Trump about Capitol riot fallout. He didn’t listen.”
- Finalist: Lisa Hagen, U.S. News & World Report, “Trump Impeached for Historic Second Time One Week After Capitol Riot.”
Non-Breaking News
Winner: Federica Narancio, Ana Elena Azpúrua, Andrea Patiño Contreras and Jessica Weiss, Univision News Digital, “On the Verge of Eviction.”
- Finalist: Brittany N. Gaddy, Capital News Service, “As Millions Quit Jobs for New Opportunities, ‘Great Resignation’ Shows No Signs of Waning.”
- Finalist: Suzy Khimm and Laura Strickler, NBC News Digital, “Nursing Homes in Crisis.”
- Finalist: Ema O’Connor, BuzzFeed News, “A School District Announced Guidelines to Protect the Rights of Trans Students. Some Locals Tried to Storm the School Board Meeting.”
Features
Winner: Elliot Williams, Dee Dwyer and Natalie Delgadillo, WAMU/DCist.com, “Halim Flowers Was Given Two Life Sentences At 17. Decades Later, His Art Is Shown in Galleries Worldwide.”
- Finalist: Amanda Dolasinski, Military Officer Magazine, “This Afghan man risked his life serving with Americans. They would not leave him behind.”
- Finalist: Rebecca Koenig, EdSurge, “The Humanities May Be Declining at Universities – But They’re Thriving on Zoom.”
- Finalist: Isabella Narvaez, Eater, “The Pulse of Nicaraguan Comida Casera Thrums in a Virginia Industrial Park.”
Series
Winner: Alexia Fernández Campbell, Joe Yerardi and Susan Ferriss, Center for Public Integrity in partnership with The Associated Press and Univision, “Cheated at Work.”
- Finalist: Sharon Guynup, Mongabay, “The growing threat of zoonotic diseases that jump between animals and humans.”
- Finalist: Rachel Kurzius, DCist, “Behind the Zebra Escape Is An Exotic Animal Breeding Business With Dozens Of Animal Welfare Violations.”
Beat Reporting
Winner: Hannah Northey and Kevin Bogardus, E&E News, “Unmitigated Harm: Inside the Federal Fight to Save Wetlands.”
- Finalist: Francesca Chambers, McClatchy, Covering Kamala: the First Black, Woman Vice President.
- Finalist: E.A. Crunden and Ariel Wittenberg, E&E News, PFAS Coverage.
- Finalist: Dan McCue, The Well News, Supreme Court Coverage.
Investigative Journalism
Winner: Corey Mitchell, Joe Yerardi and Susan Ferriss, Center for Public Integrity in partnership with USA TODAY NETWORK and Univision, “Criminalizing Kids.”
- Finalist: Jeffrey Anderson, District Dig, “Housing Authority Board Chairman Forced to Resign, Placed on Indefinite Leave from Business Improvement District Job.”
- Finalist: Chris D’Angelo, HuffPost, “There Are Massive Chemical Dumps in the Gulf We Know Almost Nothing About.”
- Finalist: Zach Dorfman, Sean Naylor and Michael Isikoff, Yahoo News, “Kidnapping, Assassination and a London Shoot-out: Inside the CIA’s Secret War Plans against WikiLeaks.”
Sports
Winner: Willie Weinbaum, The Undefeated, “A Handshake from a White Teammate Signaled Jackie Robinson’s Arrival in America’s Game.”
- Finalist: Jerry Bembry, The Undefeated, “Tony Brown on working his way back: ‘My story will be how I make it’.”
Business
Winner: Staff, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and The Washington Post, Pandora Papers
- Finalist: Corbin Hiar and Nick Sobcyzk, E&E News, “Exxon Sting Fallout.”
- Finalist: Joan Michelson, Electric Ladies Podcast, “Disruptive Innovation in Energy: Jennifer Gerbi.”
Editorial/Opinion Writing
Winner: jonetta rose barras, The DCLine.org, “DC Deputy Mayor Wayne Turnage’s Managed Care Soap Opera.”
- Finalist: Mary C. Curtis, Roll Call, Mary C. Curtis Columns
Commentary & Criticism
Winner: Staff, Insider, “The Definitive Oral History of How Trump Took over the GOP, As Told to Us by Cruz, Rubio and 20 More Insiders.”
- Finalist: jonetta rose barras, The DCLine.org, “A Constitutional Assault and Insurrection Foretold.”
- Finalist: Dina Gold, Moment Magazine, “The Stars of David that Aren’t.”
- Finalist: Celia Wexler, NBC News THINK, “’The Many Saints of Newark’ is a ‘Sopranos’ Prequel Italian Americans Don’t Need.”
Column
Winner: jonetta rose barras, The DCLine.org, “Taking Advantage of Low-income Homebuyers in DC – All the Way to the Bank.”
Photojournalism
Winner: Alejandro Alvarez, WTOP.com
Feature Photography
Winner: Dave Dildine, WTOP.com
- Finalist: Dee Dwyer and Elliot Williams, DCist, “’It’s A Lot’: How D.C. Creatives Are Mastering the Art of Motherhood.”
- Finalist: Tyrone Turner, DCist, “Homecoming Returns at One D.C. High School.”
Photography Story
Winner: The Undefeated and Getty Images, The Undefeated, “The Black Gaze.”
- Finalist: Tyrone Turner and Victoria Chamberlin, DCist, “Protecting the U.S. Capitol: Meet Some of The National Guard on Duty In D.C.”
Editorial Cartoon
Winner: Alexandra Bowman , The Lincoln Project, Cartoons on the GOP.
Infographic
Winner: Staff, Insider, “Where is Trump’s White House staff now? We created a searchable database of 330 ex-top staffers to show where they all landed.”
ALL DIVISIONS/BLOG OR SITE
Winner: Staff, WTOP, WTOP.com site