Multiplatform editor and contributing writer
Thomas Floyd is a multplatform editor and contributing writer. He focuses on themes such as arts and entertainment, theater, sports, and cultural movements, often exploring topics like plays, musicals, and pop culture. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Washington Post, The Detroit News, and the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Thomas Floyd's coverage primarily focuses on event-based reporting, particularly in the realms of sports and entertainment. His articles cover a wide range of topics including wrestling, movies, soccer, music, and theater.
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âItâs something that is in the mind of every player,â the French star said in an interview. âEverybody plays to have a legacy.â
By: Rick Maese, Thomas Floyd
The striker's red card, which led to a 1-game ban that FIFA suspended Sunday, drew the ire of U.S. fans and sparked debate among soccer analysts.
Folarin Balogun is back, for now, in the lineup for the U.S., which plays Belgium in Monday's round-of-16 game in Seattle.
By: Thomas Floyd
A breakdown of Balogunâs suspension and subsequent reprieve â and the furor surrounding it all.
By: Thomas Floyd
After a bright start, the U.S. star struggled through injuries and inconsistency as the Americans exited in the round of 16 yet again.
By: Rick Maese, Thomas Floyd
For nearly a month, a U.S. World Cup run that began with pressure and possibility kept growing: a group-stage surge, an injured star, a breakout
By: Rick Maese, Thomas Floyd
What felt like a magical run came to a screeching halt. Two Post reporters, perhaps cranky after weeks on the road with the team, discuss what went wrong and what comes next.
The propulsive medical drama âThe Pittâ dominated the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards nominations Wednesday, racking up 25 nods to edge the final season of âHacksâ for the year's top haul.
By: Thomas Floyd
SEATTLE â Christian Pulisic's moment surely would come. How could it not?
By: Thomas Floyd, Rick Maese
They all have their stars and their charms, but are they enough to win your loyalty?
