Is Yuzuru Hanyu the greatest of all time?
Once shunned in the United States, ice dance might be Americans’ best shot at gold during this week’s world championships in Boston.
It felt like the culmination of so many long-emerging trends in American life. The decomposition of traditional institutions. The descent of politics into reality-TV entertainment. Demographic and economic shifts quickening the impulses of inclusion and exclusion and us vs. them.
PART 3 | In Las Vegas and in South Carolina, people wonder if the American Dream is still attainable.
Ahead of the Iowa caucuses, as many expressions of hope as fear could be found.
PART 2 | In New Hampshire, the feeling is widespread. But what it truly means varies across demographics.
Residents grapple with beliefs about illegal immigration and policies protecting it.
The groundbreaking surgeon’s decision to enter politics came at the end of a long personal journey.
Heated rhetoric and world events leave Somali refugees and their new neighbors afraid — of each other.
Robert joined the Post in 2011 after spending nearly five years working at The Miami Herald. At the Herald, he covered politics, poverty, murder, mayhem and a manatee orgy. Robert occasionally writes essays on race for the Post and is the newsroom’s self-proclaimed figure skating guru. Robert grew up in the Bronx and is an alumnus of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern, where he was editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, The Daily Northwestern.
Notable stories
- D.C.’s Promised Lands
- From Hunter to the Hungry
- Dark World of Prostitution Turns to Day
- In Newtown, Tragedy Tinges Holiday Tradition
- A Chance to Come out and Go Out
- Cab Chaos at Union Station
Neighborhood dispatches
- Deaf Culture on H Street
- Church Parties to Chuck Brown
- Roses are Red, Prices are Cheap
- Floods of Bloomingdale
- D.C. Intersections Series
Personal essays
- 1First-graders’ apparent plot to kill classmate with poisoned lunch foiled by teacher
- 2Metro could shut down entire rail lines to do extended maintenance, board chair says
- 3What life is like after police ransack your house and take ‘every belonging’ — then the charges are dropped
- 4The Daily 202: Abortion gaffe underscores why Trump would not put Wisconsin in play during a general election
- 5The problem isn’t really her belly, it’s her spleen
