Drew Goins is a newsletter writer and editor in the ... the news side for two years before coming to Opinions. Prior to The Post, he edited for the Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, as well as the ...

The balance of power between employers and workers is shifting as remote-work policies change.

Drew Goins, a writer for Washington Post Opinions from Honolulu, was recently on the Champions Wildcard tournament of ...

Use the audio player or The Post’s “Impromptu” podcast feed to listen to the entire conversation. Drew Goins: I was going to ask, “What about the positive benefits of alcohol, which we see ...

The Washington Post writer ended up being in second place in the final of the Champions Wildcard tournament, taking home a prize of $40,000. As runner-up, he is set to battle in the upcoming ...

Jeopardy! player Drew Goins has queer viewers shook thanks to his dazzling performance – and, if we’re honest, dazzling good ...

Post Opinions’s Drew Goins, Molly Roberts and Heather Long discuss boycotts on both sides of the aisle, from Chick-fil-A to Budweiser, and whether voting with your dollars can change anything.

The journalist from Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, faced off against Lucas Partridge, a high school counselor from Las Vegas, Nevada, and ...

It’s okay to feel overwhelmed by everything going on; I feel overwhelmed, too, and it’s my job to stay on top of things. Even ...

Drew Goins, Molly Roberts and Heather Long discuss how the balance of power between employers and their workers is shifting, and whether our cities and our lives can really go back to the way they ...

He faced off against Drew Basile and Neilesh Vinjamuri, with Vinjamuri beating both Drews to head into the ToC final.

Drew Goins, a writer for Washington Post Opinions from Honolulu, was recently on the Champions Wildcard tournament of "Jeopardy!" when he missed a clue about Celine Dion, who he thanked during his ...