Alexandra Petri is a columnist at The Washington Post. She offers a lighter take on general assignment news, current affairs, and various themes including family relationships, education, and legal affairs, while also exploring topics related to artificial intelligence and technology. Petri's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Atlantic, CBS News, and Yahoo News.
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A Cabinet meeting with my son, who is exactly as old as the current administration
Your congressional maps should be red all over. That’s the color a map turns when it’s healthy.
Alexandra Petri The Atlantic A helpful guide from the Supreme Court majority
What would Thomas Jefferson say? [The presidents stare out from their portraits along the White House Corridor of Misleading Presidential Facts .]
A convenient conversion story “I don't worry about what I will find on the other side of eternal sleep,” J. D.
The Reflecting Pool is an image so perfect, it feels as though symbolism as a whole gave up and decided to sign off.
I drank a can of Phorm Energy Screamin' Freedom, and I may never sleep again.
Why win fair and square when the president can make a call? Anyone with eyes can see that Monday night's World Cup game was rigged.
Alexandra Petri The Atlantic Have no fear, U.S. soccer fans. The president is on the case.
No one has seen or heard from your dentist in months, but he has been making stock trades.
