Newspaper columnist and political commenter Bob Novak died Tuesday morning after battling brain cancer. Here at Washingtonian Magazine, we've done a couple of pieces on Novak in years past; in remembrance of him, we're posting them here for you to read.
Bob Novak, “What I've Learned” Bob Novak has been covering politics—and making people mad—for half a century. Now battling a brain tumor, he talks about his illness, the best and worst presidents, and what he’d do differently. More.
Remembering Bob Novak
Newspaper columnist and political commenter Bob Novak died Tuesday morning after battling brain cancer. Here at Washingtonian Magazine, we've done a couple of pieces on Novak in years past; in remembrance of him, we're posting them here for you to read.
Bob Novak, “What I've Learned”
Bob Novak has been covering politics—and making people mad—for half a century. Now battling a brain tumor, he talks about his illness, the best and worst presidents, and what he’d do differently. More.
The Conversion of Bob Novak
He was called the prince of darkness. Now that he's gotten religion, is he any nicer? More.
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