Kate Fagan is a long time columnist and feature writer for outlets like ESPN.com, ESPN The Magazine, and for ESPN on-air. Apart from her work with ESPN, Fagan is also an author of her own and wrote the book, “What Made Maddy Run”, which spent a month on the New York Times best-seller Sports list and talks about the importance... read full bio
American journalist and novelist Kate Andersen Brower is well known for her penetrating books about the White House. Kate has established herself as an authoritative voice in the field of presidential history and the lives of First Ladies, with three of her books being New York Times bestsellers. With her critically praised book "The Residence: Inside the Private World of the... read full bio
Kasie Hunt, a reputable political correspondent and chief national affairs commentator, has spent nearly 20 years covering Congress, Washington and presidential elections. After more than eight years at NBC, where she hosted Way Too Early with Kasie Hunt, Kasie DC on MSNBC and worked as the Capitol Hill Correspondent, Kasie is now a CNN anchor and the network's chief national affairs commentator.... read full bio
Kara Brown is a writer and co-host for Crooked Media’s podcast, “Keep It”. Brown has been featured in Forbes list of ‘30 Under 30’. As a television writer, Brown’s credits include, “Grown-ish” and “In the Dark”. She has previously been a writer at Jezebel and has contributed to outlets such as The Fader, Time Magazine, Nylon, Billboard and Glamour. Brown... read full bio
Former Navy SEAL, Kaj Larsen is now a journalist for Vice News. He formerly worked for the Vanguard international news documentary investigative reporting show on Current TV, and then a producer/ correspondent for CNN. Kaj helped develop the Vanguard journalism series, which received an Emmy Award. He had himself waterboarded on television and was the first western television journalist in... read full bio
Julia Ioffe is a reporter for The Atlantic and GQ. She is an expert in US politics, national security, and foreign policy. Prior to her work with The Atlantic and GQ, Ioffe was a contributing writer at POLITICO Magazine. She covered the 2016 election with this publication. In addition to this work, Ioffe has also contributed to the Huffington Post,... read full bio
JuJu Chang is an Emmy Award-winning television journalist for ABC News, and currently an anchor for Nightline. She was formerly the news anchor for ABC News’ Good Morning America for two years. Chang has covered breaking news like Superstorm Sandy, the earthquake in Haiti, maternal/infant mortality in Mozambique and the mass shootings in Newtown, CT. She covered a segment... read full bio
Judy Woodruff is an award-winning journalist who is an anchor and managing editor at PBS NewsHour. She has covered every presidential election and convention since the win of U.S. President Jimmy Carter and has interviewed several heads of state and moderated U.S. Presidential debates. Woodruff studied at Meredith College and transferred to Duke University where she graduated with a bachelor’s... read full bio
Joshua Johnson is an American journalist who is currently an anchor for MSNBC. Johnson was born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, and was interested in writing at a young age and was inspired by fellow African American journalists such as Bernard Shaw, Dwight Lauderdale and Ed Bradley. Johnson went on to earn his degree from the University of... read full bio
Jonathan H. Alter is well-known for his liberal viewpoint. His influential career has had a lasting impact on the media environment for many years. Alter worked for Newsweek magazine as a senior editor and columnist for nearly 30 years, from 1983 until 2011. He became a well-known journalist during his time there by providing intelligent criticism and analysis on a range of... read full bio
Jon Wertheim is an American sports journalist and author from Bloomington, Indiana. He has been a staff member for Sports Illustrated for over 20 years and is also the executive editor. Over the years as a journalist for Sports Illustrated, Wertheim has covered sports such as mixed martial arts, tennis, the NBA, and more. Wertheim has also been an analyst... read full bio
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John Sergeant is an English journalist and broadcaster who is best known for his work as a Chief Political Correspondent for BBC and for his work as a political editor for ITN. Sergeant was born in Oxford, Oxfordshire, and he has studied philosophy, politics and economics at Magdalen College, Oxford. During this time, he began performing in student comedy sketches... read full bio
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John Humphrys is a Welsh broadcaster, journalist, and host, who has been known for his work with BBC, having been the presenter for the ‘Nine O’Clock News,’ and for presenting the program ‘Today,’ as well as hosting the television show ‘Mastermind.’ Humphrys was born in Adamsdown, Cardiff, Wales, and he left school at 15 years old to pursue a career... read full bio
John Harwood is a skilled and distinguished political journalist whose sharp reporting has had a lasting impact on American politics. With an illustrious career spanning decades, Harwood has gained broad acclaim and respect for his perceptive reporting and courageous pursuit of the truth. As a White House Correspondent, Harwood has played a crucial part in informing the public about the inner... read full bio
John Dickerson is the host of Face the Nation on CBS News, the political director of CBS News, and a political correspondent for Slate magazine. Prior to Slate, he covered politics at Time magazine for twelve years, serving the last four years as their White House correspondent. The Washington Post once wrote about his style of asking questions: “The master... read full bio
John Avlon is an American journalist and political commentator who is currently a senior political analyst and anchor for CNN. Avlon has earned his bachelor’s degree from Yale University and has earned his MBA from Columbia University. He began his career working as a speechwriter for Mayor Rudolph Giuliani before working his way up to chief speechwriter, and then deputy... read full bio
Joel Stein has been a columnist since 1998 for Time magazine. In the name of participatory journalism, he often risks his body and his pride – and he usually loses. Since joining TIME in 1997, he has written 13 cover stories on the topics of food and celebrities, as well as politics, business, sports, and technology. Grand Central Publishing released... read full bio
