Every Murder Matters

January 07, 2013

Washington Post columnist Colbert I. King targets local D.C. newspapers for failing to cover the deaths of those murdered during the holidays who did not boast an upscale address.

2013 Predictions, From Palin to Pelosi

Colbert I. King at the Washington Post lays out what he thinks Americans will see during the next 12 months -- in the political world and beyond.

Romney's Likability Issues Linger

Colbert I. King, columnist at the Washington Post, compares the Republican presidential hopeful to a used-car salesman and wonders if Republican voters trust Romney.

Local Corruption Continues in Washington, DC

Colbert I. King, columnist at the Washington Post, points out the dearth of morals in the nation's capital.

What Mitt Romney Will Never Understand

Colbert I. King, columnist at the Washington Post, illustrates the stark reality of many poor seniors in America and writes how Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney will never understand their plight.

The Danger of Ahmadinejad's Words for Jews

Colbert I. King at the Washington Post digs into a recent speech by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and sees strains of Adolf Hitler's anti-Semitic ideals.

The Legacy of DC Corruption

Colbert I. King at the Washington Post digs into the history of 1950s "numbers" runners and the trial that revealed their criminal cohorts in D.C. government, a spectacle that riveted him when he a kid.

Who Will Clean Up Local D.C. Politics?

Colbert I. King at the Washington Post is outraged by the corruption in Washington, D.C.'s local politics. 

Rep. Darrell Issa's Devilish Political Play

Washington Post columnist Colbert I. King attacks the Republican congressman for "cheap political opportunism."

DC Local Politics Are a Mess

America's capital is a disgrace, if you ask Washington Post columnist Colbert I. King, who points to Kwame R. Brown's recent financial impropriety charges and other politicians who have fallen by the wayside as evidence.