Teo Armus is a Local Reporter at The Washington Post. He covers people, issues, and politics in Northern Virginia, with a focus on Arlington and Alexandria, while also addressing themes of immigration and regional interest within the DMV area. Armus has been featured in various publications, including The Boston Globe and The Philadelphia Tribune, showcasing his work on topics such as elections, public policy, and civil rights.
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Teo Armus has a notable focus on local government and political developments in the Washington D.C. area, with specific attention to sports-related policy and infrastructure projects. He would likely be interested in pitches related to local government announcements, legal policy regulation, as well as evolving stories within the realm of politics and sports.
Given his coverage attributes, Teo may be receptive to sources who can provide insights into local government decision-making processes or offer expert commentary on political implications of proposed initiatives such as arena development, land donations, and their broader impact on communities.
Pitches should leverage expertise in local governance, urban planning, sports economics or public policy with relevance to Virginia's political landscape for effective outreach.
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By: Marissa J. Lang, Brittany Shammas, Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff, Teo Armus, Karina Elwood, Kyle Swenson, Olivia George, Sophia Solano
As 2025 came to a close, Washington Post reporters revisited some of the people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia who made headlines this year.
By: Marissa Lang, Brittany Shammas, Karina Elwood, Teo Armus, Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff, Kyle Swenson, Sophia Solano, Olivia George
At the end of a year of unrelenting news for the Washington region, Washington Post reporters returned to stories that resonated with readers.
By: Teo Armus, Sabrina Rodriguez, Marianne Levine, Maria Sacchetti
Trump said many Venezuelan immigrants ‘want to go back.’ Will Maduro’s removal spark a return -- or another exodus?
By: Sabrina Rodriguez, Teo Armus, Maria Sacchetti
Samir Luzardos life as an asylum seeker in the United States has been in limbo since President Donald Trump took office again last year.
By: Teo Armus
Former congressman David Rivera, accused of secretly lobbying for Nicolás Maduro’s government in Venezuela, climbed Miami politics alongside Marco Rubio.
By: Teo Armus, Laura Vozzella, Gregory S. Schneider, Danielle Paquette
The former lieutenant governor’s obsession with his damaged reputation led to a long slide and his estrangement from his family, according to court records and those who knew him. He killed his wife and himself.
By: Teo Armus
Some House races are newly competitive, and three Republican incumbents are now endangered.
By: Teo Armus, Jeremy Roebuck
Prosecutors had alleged that David Rivera had received a secret $50 million contract to influence the first Trump administration.
By: Jeremy Roebuck, Teo Armus
A former Florida congressman and political mentor to Secretary of State Marco Rubio was convicted Friday for his role in a secret $50 million campaign to lobby officials in Washington on behalf of the Venezuelan government.
By: Gregory S. Schneider, Teo Armus
Republicans won the redistricting war in Virginia, but several lawmakers remain vulnerable.
