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John Walcott
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E-mail John at jwalcott@mcclatchydc.com
John Walcott, Washington Bureau Chief, started as the bureau's first foreign editor in December 1997. He has been foreign editor and national editor of U.S. News & World Report, national security correspondent at The Wall Street Journal and a correspondent at Newsweek. His work has won the Edward M. Hood Award and the Freedom of the Press Award from the National Press Club and three Overseas Press Club awards.
In 2005, he was part of a team that won a National Headliners Award for ``How the Bush Administration Went to War in Iraq.'' He is co-author of the book Best Laid Plans: The Inside Story of America's War Against Terrorism
John Walcott's Latest Story
McClatchy Bureau Chief Walcott wins Nieman Foundation award
John Walcott, the chief of McClatchy's Washington Bureau, was named on Thursday the first recipient of the I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence, sponsored by Harvard University's Nieman Foundation for Journalism. » read more
Posted on Thu, July 24, 2008
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John Walcott's Recent Stories
· Did Iranian agents dupe Pentagon officials?
06/05/2008 05:35 pm EDT
· Pentagon institute calls Iraq war 'a major debacle' with outcome 'in doubt'
04/17/2008 08:38 pm EDT
· Cheney urging strikes on Iran
08/09/2007 07:10 pm EDT
· Iraq violence intensifies on eve of U.S.-Iranian talks
05/27/2007 03:00 am EDT
· U.S. seeks new ways to address renewed violence in Iraq
05/23/2007 03:00 am EDT
· Bush to meet with top Iraqi Shiite leader
12/03/2006 03:00 am EDT
· Assassination stresses the dilemma Syria poses for the White House
11/21/2006 03:00 am EDT
· U.S. encourages Iraqi government to take more responsibility
10/21/2006 03:00 am EDT
· Rumsfeld, Ashcroft said to have received warning of attack, 10/2/06
10/02/2006 03:00 am EDT
· In a replay of Iraq, a battle is brewing over intelligence on Iran, 9/15/06
09/15/2006 03:00 am EDT
· Present conflict reminiscent of Israel's 1982 incursion into Lebanon
08/02/2006 03:00 am EDT
· Bush administration refrains from shuttle diplomacy in the Mideast
07/19/2006 03:00 am EDT
· Zarqawi's death not a severe blow to al-Qaida, experts say
06/08/2006 03:00 am EDT
· There's little agreement on what to do about Iran
04/14/2006 03:00 am EDT
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