Dan Diamond is a national health reporter at The Washington Post. He focuses on policy, politics, and public health, exploring topics such as psychedelic research, urban design, and legal affairs. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The Seattle Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Boston Globe.
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Dan Diamond's coverage is predominantly focused on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and themes related to health, politics, and government. He reports extensively on healthcare policies, abortion rights, life expectancy issues and COVID-19-related matters with a national (United States) focus.
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By: Dan Diamond, Olivia George
President Donald Trump blasted U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro on Saturday for moving to drop a criminal charge filed against a former Olympian who had been accused of vandalizing the lining of the Lincoln Memorial’s Reflecting Pool. Trump doubled down on...
By: Dan Diamond
The 85-year-old doctor, once the face of the government’s covid response, now faces mounting congressional threats and legal risks.
By: Dan Diamond
The 85-year-old doctor, once the head of the government’s covid response, now faces mounting congressional threats and legal risks.
By: Jeremy Roebuck, Theodoric Meyer, Dan Diamond
Dan Diamond, Jeremy Roebuck, and Theodoric Meyer The Washington Post
By: Mohamad El Chamaa, Sammy Westfall, Dan Diamond
President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States and Iran are returning to negotiations. “It begins tomorrow afternoon. We'll see,” he said.
By: Jake Spring, Salvador Rizzo, Liam Bowman, Dan Diamond
Trump has lashed out at U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after she dropped vandalism cases and blamed damage at the pool on rushed and flawed work by a contractor.
By: Dan Diamond
The GOP senator alleges the infectious-disease expert obstructed his investigation into the pandemic. The doctor says Paul was wrongly trying to entrap him.
By: Jake Spring, Dan Diamond, Salvador Rizzo, Liam Bowman
Trump is furious as Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the nation’s capital, dropped vandalism charges against four people Trump had blamed.
By: Dan Diamond, Peter W. Stevenson
Contractors have removed the granite seal that had begun to take shape in recent days, after the president complained about the slope of the White House Lawn.
By: Dan Diamond
Sens. Whitehouse and Heinrich say the inspector general must probe the agency’s internal documents after Justice Department officials said Interior concealed information about damage to the pool’s renovations.
