Al Kamen
Al Kamen
In the Loop

Al Kamen, an award-winning columnist on the national staff of The Washington Post, created the “In the Loop” column in 1993. He began his reporting career at the Rocky Mountain News and joined The Post in 1980. He has covered local and federal courts, the Supreme Court and the State Department. Kamen assisted Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in writing “The Final Days” and Woodward and Scott Armstrong in writing “The Brethren.” Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he graduated from McKinley High School in Canton, Ohio and Harvard College.

Latest by Al Kamen

In the Loop: Hello, kitty!

A Guantanamo inmate’s lawyer says an al-Qaeda member who agreed to testify against a top planner of the Sept. 11 attacks is getting a perk for his cooperation: a cat.

Rep. McCotter’s long, strange slide

The five-term Michigan lawmaker’s drop from presidential aspirations to resignation amid criminal charges against his staff for filing fraudulent voter petitions.

In the Loop: The nearly departed take wing

In the Loop: The nearly departed take wing

Do the skies seem a bit darker? Could be all those lame ducks flying hither and yon across the globe, seeking facts.

Devo pens song for Seamus Romney

Devo pens song for Seamus Romney

IN THE LOOP | New wave group has song and mobile game about the famous Romney dog’s ad­ven­ture on the roof of the family car.