- David Nakamura
- Staff Writer
David Nakamura started at the Washington Post as a summer intern in 1992 and is amazed he once did this job without the Internet, a cell phone, GPS, Wikipedia or a laptop computer. After four years as a sports reporter, he moved to the local news staff and wrote about education in Virginia and Maryland and city government in Washington, D.C. In 2004, he was part of a team that uncovered high levels of lead contamination in D.C. tap water, a series that won the 2005 Selden Ring Award for investigative reporting. He has reported from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Japan.
Obamas wrap up getaway in Key Largo
President, first family end 1 1/2 day visit to Florida Keys.
Obama stays busy, just in warmer climes
The president heads to Florida for a weekend trip with family, but he’ll work, too.
Obamas head to Florida -- for some work and some sunshine
The Obamas, including daughters Malia and Sasha, left the frigid cold of Washington for the warm, sunny climate of south Florida.
Obama on defensive in appearance before Latino groups
As the president tries to promote his health-care law, he is grilled on immigration issues.
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- Obama administration moves to freeze Russian assets
- In Connecticut, Obama calls on Congress to raise the minimum wage
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- Obama presses Israel’s Netanyahu on peace talks with Palestinians
- First lady Michelle Obama and daughters to visit China this month
- At AIPAC, John McCain blames Obama’s ‘feckless’ foreign policy for Ukraine crisis
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