Columns

John Feinstein became an intern at The Washington Post 41 years ago. Then he met Bob Woodward. The rest is history.

Woods will dominate U.S. Open coverage regardless of his spot on the leaderboard – and that's unfortunate

Colangelo has no credibility, DA says, and Philly must show him the door

The NFL's anthem policy is cowardly, John Feinstein says, and could "explode in the league's face"

The Caps had become the Colts of the NHL, DA said, with Ovie's perceived greatness hanging in the balance

John Feinstein recounts the difficulties of covering tennis – like the time he almost got arrested in Paris trying to interview John McEnroe

With the Cavs down 2-0 to the upstart Celtics, the writing is on the wall in Cleveland

In a series of anecdotes, John Feinstein explained the politics – and dangers – of accepting free meals on the job

The NBA guarantees stars on the biggest stage; it doesn't guarantee drama

John Feinstein reflects on his mother, who passed away 25 years ago