User's Guide The listings in Hudson's Washington News Media Contacts fall into several major media catego- ries: • News Services • Newspapers • Syndicates & Columnists • Radio & TV Stations • Magazines & Periodicals The Table of Contents is your detailed guide through these major categories and their subdivisions. In the case of major media—Newspapers, Radio & TV Stations, and Magazines & Periodicals—the listings are organized by type of news—general and specialized, as well as by their connection to DC—those with a DC Bureau and those headquartered in the DC metro area. This 2018 edition includes four indexes to help you to find exactly what you are looking for: • Entry Name Index is an alphabetical listing of all media organizations, including newspapers, television, magazines, radio, and more. • Geographic Index/Foreign Media is a guide to all foreign media with a presence in D.C. arranged by country and then city. • Personnel Index is an alphabetical listing of all media contacts, including publishers, editors, bureau chiefs, correspondents, reporters, photographers, and more. • Magazine Subject Index lists all magazines by their topic, from Advertising & Public Relations to Urban Affairs. Key Telephone Numbers Senate Press Gallery ..........................................(202) 224-0241 House Press Gallery ..........................................(202) 225-3945 U.S. Senate Radio & Television Correspondents Gallery..............(202) 224-6421 House Radio Television Correspondents' Gallery....................(202) 225-5214 Senate Periodical Press Gallery..................................(202) 224-0265 House Periodical Press Gallery ..................................(202) 225-2941 U.S. Capitol Visitor Center Press Room ...........................(202) 593-1833 American News Women's Club..................................(202) 332-6770 National Press Club...........................................(202) 662-7500 -vii- National Press Club National Press Building 529 14th Street, NW, 13th Floor Washington, DC 20045 www.press.org 202-662-7500 On Facebook, Google+, Instagram, Twitter EXECUTIVE STAFF OFFICERS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PRESIDENT William C. McCarren Andrea Edney, Bloomberg News 202-662-7534 [email protected] [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT ASSISTANT TO THE GENERAL MANAGER & FRONT Alison Fitzgerald Kodjak, National Public Radio DESK MANAGER SECRETARY Joann Booze Ferdals Al-Faruque, The Gray Sheet 202-662-7532 TREASURER [email protected] Michael Freedman, GWU/The Kalb Report DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Joann Booze Michele Salcedo, Associated Press 202-662-7516 [email protected] BOARD OF GOVERNORS DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATOR: Georgetta George Ed Barks, Barks Communications 202-662-7046 Andy Fisher, Pew Charitable Trust [email protected] Lindsay Murphy, Racepoint Global DIRECTOR OF CATERING Patty Powers MEMBERS: 202-662-7515 Derek Wallbank, Bloomberg News (Chair) [email protected] Molly McCluskey, Freelance Kimberly Adams, Marketplace NATIONAL PRESS CLUB JOURNALISM INSTITUTE Patrick Host, Jane's DIRECTOR Erik Meltzer, Associated Press Julie Schoo Jen Judsom, Defense News 202-662-7507 Celia Viggo Wexler, Freelance PRESIDENT Barbara Cochran, University of Missouri EX OFFICIO: TREASURER Jeff Ballou, Al-Jazeera English Ed Lewis, Toyota Barbara Cochran, University of Missouri SECRETARY Kathleen Cromley, Freelance Journalist -viii- Introduction Hudson’s Washington News Media Contacts, first published more than 50 years ago, continues to offer current, comprehensive data on international journalists and news outlets. Much has changed in how news is researched, reported, and accessed. What has not changed is the fact that the Washington D.C. metro area still has the largest concentration of journalists and news outlets in the world. This 2018 edition of Washington News Media Contacts is an indispensable key to those news media contacts based in our nation’s capital. As news outlets continue to merge, fold, and reinvent themselves, this work is an ideal resource for public relations and marketing professionals, journalists, association officials, political consultants, lobbyists, and anyone interested in getting their story heard in the Washington arena. With over 3,000 news organizations and their holdings, and more than 4,000 key media contacts, this edition is arranged in the following sections: • News Services: Includes General News, Specialized News, Photo Services, and City Wires. • Newspapers with D.C. Bureaus: Newspapers that are HQ elsewhere, but have news bureaus in D.C. These listings are divided into General News and Specialized News. • Newspapers Headquartered in the D.C. Metro Area: Separated by General and Specialized News, these are HQ in D.C. proper, or nearby Maryland and Virginia. • Foreign News: Includes both News Services and Newspapers, with country/city of origin, that are based in other countries, but maintain a news bureau in the D.C. Metro Area. • Syndicates and Columnists: Major syndicates whose columnists operate primarily in the D.C. Metro Area. • Radio & TV Stations: Includes Guest Programs; Stations HQ elsewhere, with bureaus in D.C.; Stations HQ in the D.C. Metro Area; and Foreign Stations HQ with bureaus in D.C. The detailed Table of Contents and the User’s Guide navigate the 20 sub-categories, plus five indexes provide further help in locating exactly the place or person you are looking for: • Entry Name Index – alphabetical listing of all main headings in all sections • Geographic Index/Foreign Media – country/city guide to all foreign media with a presence in D.C. • Personnel Index – listing by last name of all key contacts in all sections • Magazine Subject Index – includes 75 categories, from Advertising to Urban Affairs Washington News Media Contacts will save time as you either search for news specialists interested in your story, or field story requests as a member of the media. The organization and arrangement of information is designed to pinpoint precisely the right person at the right media outlet. For easier access, the data in this edition is available in our online database platform, http://gold.greyhouse.com. Subscribers have access to all of these contacts, and can search by a variety of criteria. Plus, subscribers can print contact sheets or download data to create their own mailing list. -ix- Introduction Praise for previous editions: “An indispensable reference for collections accessed by public information specialists, lobbyists, and political advisors.” Library Journal “The single most comprehensive source available for Washington DC area press con- tact information.” American Reference Books Annual -x- News Services / General NEWS SERVICES RACE/ETHNICITY/DEMOGRAPHICS: Jesse Holland GENERAL CONGRESS: Mary Clare Jalonick TRANSPORTATION: ASSOCIATED PRESS, THE Joan Lowy 1100 13th Street NW [email protected] #700 WHITE HOUSE: Washington, DC 20005 Darlene Superville FOREIGN POLICY/NATIONAL SECURITY/STATE 202-641-9000 DEPT.: Fax: 202-263-8800 Josh Lederman www.ap.org; www.apnews.com CAPITOL HILL: On Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube Kevin Freking NATIONAL REPORTER: CHIEF OF BUREAU: Hope Yen Julie Pace INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: DEPUTY CHIEF OF BUREAU-VISUAL Steven Hurst JOURNALISM/PRESENTATION: J. David Ake BLOOMBERG NEWS DEPUTY CHIEF OF BUREAU-NEWSGATHERING: Kathleen Hennessey 1399 New York Avenue NW DEPUTY CHIEF OF BUREAU-NEWSGATHERING: 11th Floor Elizabeth Kennedy Washington, DC 20005 NEWS EDITOR: 202-624-1820 Eugene Kim Fax: 202-624-1300 WASHINGTON REPORT/DAYBOOK EDITOR: 800-882-8627 Lisa Dwyer Shapiro www.bloomberg.com NATIONAL SECURITY NEWS EDITOR: On Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter Brad Klapper POLITICS/POLICY: BUREAU CHIEF: Connie Cass O’Connell Craig Gordon NATIONAL SECURITY REPORTER: SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Robert Burns Margaret Talev WHITE HOUSE: US & GLOBAL GOVERNMENT/POLITICS: Ken Thomas Wes Kosova Zeke Miller BLOOMBERG POLITICS: POLITICS/GOVERNMENT: John Geddes Nancy Benac BLOOMBERG VIEW EDITOR: [email protected] Max Berley NATIONAL SECURITY/PENTAGON: [email protected] Lolita Baldor BLOOMBERG VIEW EDITORIAL WRITER: MARYLAND STATEHOUSE: James Gibney Brian Witte GENERAL ASSIGNMENT: NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER: Dan Hart Lisa Lerer [email protected] CHIEF CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: ENERGY: Lisa Mascaro Brian Wingfield [email protected] Jennifer Dlouhy CONGRESSIONAL REPORTERS: [email protected] Matthew Daly [email protected] Alan Fram CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE Andrew Taylor 1100 Knight Hall 7765 Alumni Dr MEDICAL WRITER: University of Maryland Lauran Neergaard College Park, MD 20742-7111 BUSINESS: 301-405-2399 Marcy Gordon Fax: 301-314-9166 SUPREME COURT: cnsmaryland.org; www.merrill.umd.edu/cns/ Mark Sherman On Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube -1- News Services / General BUREAU DIRECTOR (Data Lab): POLITICS REPORTERS: Sean Mussenden Igor Bobic [email protected] [email protected] BUREAU DIRECTOR (Studio C): Daniel Marans Brooke Auxier [email protected] [email protected] Eliot Nelson BUREAU DIRECTOR (Broadcast): [email protected] Sue Kopen Katcef [email protected] MEDILL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON DC BUREAU DIRECTOR: 1325 G Street NW James Carroll ANNAPOLIS BUREAU DIRECTOR: Suite 730 Karen Denny Washington, DC 20005 202-347-8700 FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE www.medilldc.net CQ Roll Call On Twitter 77 K Street NE, 8th Floor NEWS DIRECTOR & BUREAU CHIEF: Washington, DC 20002 Ellen Shearer 202-650-6500 [email protected] 800-432-2250 www.fednews.com NEWSWEEK NEWS SERVICE SENIOR VP/CQ ROLL CALL EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Washington Post News Service