Staff Writer and Editor at The Washington Post
Timothy Bella is a Staff Writer and Editor at The Washington Post. His work primarily focuses on general assignment news, government and politics, and aerospace, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and NASA's space travel initiatives. Timothy's writing has been featured in numerous prestigious publications, including The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Esquire magazine.
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New York Times: The 73-year-old reboots his career by venturing into slapstick comedy.
By: Timothy Bella
Timothy Bella (Science Times) Why go back to the moon anyway? In the 1960s and '70s, NASA landed 12 Americans on the lunar surface.
By: Ps Spencer, Timothy Bella
Can the four astronauts of the NASA mission Artemis II make a difference in a distracted and divided world?
By: Timothy Bella
The crew tested systems on the NASA Orion capsule above the Earth for a day before the vehicle fired its engines and shot away from the planet.
By: Timothy Bella
Ten years ago, George Conway almost took a job with Donald Trump, then became one of his biggest critics. He lost his marriage but found a new political identity.
By: Timothy Bella
NEW YORK - George Conway has heard all the names Donald Trump called him during the president's political rise, fall and comeback over the past decade.
By: Timothy Bella
The president and the UFC boss say they’ve been leaning on each other for 25 years. Now comes the fun part: a slate of fights on the South Lawn.
By: Timothy Bella
The president and the UFC boss say they’ve been leaning on each other for 25 years. Now comes the fun part: a slate of fights on the South Lawn.
By: Timothy Bella
Daniel Penny will be arraigned for a second time Wednesday morning, two weeks after a New York City grand jury indicted him for allegedly placing Jordan Neely in a fatal
By: Rachel Pannett, Fenit Nirappil, Lindsey Bever, Meryl Kornfield, Timothy Bella
The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency, as the once-rare virus spreads rapidly in Europe and other parts of the globe.
