Andrew Jeong is a reporter at The Washington Post. He specializes in breaking news and has previously contributed to notable publications such as The Korea Herald, Acuris Global, and The Wall Street Journal. His work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including The Seattle Times, The Boston Globe, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Andrew Jeong's focus is on covering evolving stories and breaking news related to government & politics as well as world affairs. His coverage encompasses topics such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, war updates, international relations, human rights, and reparations.
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By: Joanna Slater, Andrew Jeong, Jeremy Roebuck, Maria Sacchetti
A man suspected in the fatal shooting at Brown University and killing days later of a professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside a New Hampshire storage facility, authorities announced Thursday evening.
By: Maria Sacchetti, Arelis R. Hernández, Andrew Jeong
President Donald Trump ordered the suspension of the U.S. green-card lottery program on Thursday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem said. The decision comes after authorities said the suspected gunman in the recent shootings at Brown University and the home of an MIT professor used the system to enter the United States.
At least five people were killed Monday when a Mexican navy plane crashed near Galveston, Texas, Mexicos Navy said in a statement.
By: Andrew Jeong, Samantha Schmidt
By Samantha Schmidt and Andrew Jeong The Washington Post • December 23, 2025
By: Andrew Jeong
The Silver Lake Nursing Home partially collapsed after a blast that Gov. Josh Shapiro said was “quite catastrophic.” At least five people are missing.
By: Andrew Jeong
Michael Reagan, a longtime political commentator for radio, TV and print media, and the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan, died Jan. 4 from
By: Andrew Jeong, Daniel Wu, Casey Parks
PORTLAND, Ore. - Officials in Oregon have launched an investigation after federal agents shot and injured two people Thursday, in an incident that
By: Andrew Jeong
Britain has become the first country to approve a coronavirus vaccine booster for adults that targets both the omicron variant and original virus that circulated in 2020, its health regulator
By: Andrew Jeong
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates pledged to transfer an additional $20 billion of his personal wealth to his philanthropic foundation, in an effort to support causes such as reducing child deaths,
By: Andrew Jeong
Preliminary data on Moderna’s omicron-targeting coronavirus vaccine booster candidate showed that the shot gives recipients a “superior” antibody response against the variant, Moderna announced Wednesday, expressing hope that the company
