What I write

U.S. News & World Report

• Hopslam: How Big Beer Is Trying to Stop a Craft Beer Revolution

• Iranian Terrorist Group M.E.K. Pays Big to Make History Go Away

• Exiled Olympian Convict Running To Remove Africa’s Longest Ruling Dictator

• Voice of America, 70 Years Later, Faces Bureaucratic Troubles

Series on D.C. neighborhoods

• H Street corridor: A work in progress

• NOMA: The neighborhood has a name, but it’s still searching for its identity

• D.C. Southwest waterfront is reinventing itself again

Arab Spring coverage

• A Gay Girl in Damascus comes clean

• YouTube reinstates video of a tortured 13-year-old boy for its news value

• Gaddafi’s female bodyguards say they were raped, abused by the Libyan leader

Occupy coverage

• Occupy the Highway: The immense pain of walking from New York to Washington

• Occupy Wall Street grows in size and credibility

• My embed with the Occupy protesters marching to D.C.

National coverage

• Twitter erupts over accusation Urban Outfitters copied designer’s necklace

• iCloud, cloud computing services promise to change the way we use computers

• Trivia nights gaining an audience in the District

Profiles and obits

• Person of the year: Taj manager Karambir Kang

• John Mackey’s brand of organic capitalism

• Andrew Breitbart dead at 43

Interviews

• An interview with Kalle Lasn, the man behind Occupy Wall Street

• Daniel Pearl’s death 10 years later: An interview with his father

• Invisible Children posing with guns: An interview with the photographer

Opinions

• Gay Girl in Damascus shouldn’t spoil online anonymity

• Why Occupy protesters marched from Wall Street to D.C.

Live blogs

• Japan earthquake and tsunami

• Libyan uprising

• Egypt protests