Usually they’re the ones asking about the private lives of people. We turned the tables and asked journalists to tell us about their lives—from their morning reading rituals to their secret passions.
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He learned about money at his father’s knee, and now Robert Allbritton is getting noticed. The youthful boss of eight TV stations and a hot new newspaper may seem low-key, but one of his top people says, “He has vision, balls, and money—and knows how to use all three.”
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Kay Graham’s granddaughter is following in the great lady’s footsteps as head of the Washington Post. But Katharine Weymouth is a very different kind of woman—she drives a BMW convertible—and got to the top in a very different way.
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How social networks, bloggers, “macaca moments,” and other products of the new technology are changing politics—and presidential campaigns.
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Jose Antonio Vargas breaks new ground for the Post with video logs.
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Hundreds of women and a ’60s theme? This year’s Knock Out gala was the place for sequins, bouffants, and lots of Dolman sleeves.
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Sonny Jurgensen, Joe Theismann, and Jason Campbell spend an awkward evening together analyzing the Redskins season.
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