Rachel Weiner Biography

Rachel Weiner is a journalist and editor based in Washington, D.C. She is a reporter covering the Justice Department and legal affairs for The Washington Post. Weiner has a background in investigative reporting and has covered various topics, including crime, politics, and national security. She has worked for several news outlets, including Politico and the Center for Public Integrity. Weiner's reporting has been recognized with multiple awards, including a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 2014 for her work as part of the Washington Post team covering the Edward Snowden leaks. She has also received honors from the National Press Foundation, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the American Bar Association. Before her career in journalism, Weiner earned a law degree from Georgetown University and worked as a litigation attorney. She later transitioned into journalism, bringing her legal expertise to her reporting on issues related to the justice system and government accountability. Her work has significantly impacted the public understanding of government surveillance, law enforcement practices, and the legal implications of political controversies.

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