Columnist in a sentence

NBC News Washington Managing Editor, Carol Lee; Eugene Robinson, columnist for the Washington Post; and Peggy Noonan, columnist for the Wall Street Journal.

New York Post columnist Friday blasted a columnist for The Washington Post, Marissa Brostoff, for conservative J.D. Vance of being a “closet white supremacist” and linking the pro-life movement to white nationalism.

Alondra Martinez '26 is an Editorial Board Member and Opinions Columnist for Vol. 263. She intends to major in Political Science and Communications.

And so, I present my column space to Hero Doctor, my honored guest columnist.

Anticipation: Buds on columnist Tom Atwell’s newly planted peonies earlier this month.

As interest rates rose over the past few years, bond prices plummeted, making high-quality bonds more attractive, columnist Jeff Sommer says.

As one pastor-columnist puts it, Man today is basically searching for three things: Some direction (the way), something that is real (the truth), and something that will last forever (life).

A taste of the tropics, the plants anyway, now lives on columnist Tom Atwell's desk in the form of this terrarium Atwell created at a new Portland business that invites you to make your own terrarium.

Bloomberg columnist Matthew Yglesias on Sunday tweeted an article suggesting that Twitter has complied with a majority of government takedown requests since Musk took over as the platform’s owner.

Both have thousands of LinkedIn followers and decades of experience in AI with roles spanning investor, analyst, keynote, columnist and CEO.

Brian X. Chen, The Times’s personal tech columnist, was reporting on Apple when it introduced the Lightning connector in 2012.

Chief among these “farm-free” advocates is George Monbiot, a vegan activist and, naturally, a columnist.

Columnist Gordon Monson asks: Should temple admittance be tied to tithing?

Columnist Jessica Valenti wrote in 2019, after Alabama banned abortion at conception, that lawmakers were very confused about the specifics of the law.

Daily Mail columnist Stephen Glover leapt to her defense, arguing that Harry was just thin-skinned.

Days spoilers say Xander and Gwen will emerge victorious, so they’ll run the paper and put Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart) to work as a gossip columnist before long.

Dr Max Pemberton, an NHS psychiatrist in London and columnist for The Daily Mail, said the Duke of Sussex's comments are 'highly irresponsible and 'promoting yet another quack therapy'.

During the chaos on Friday, David Z. Morris, CoinDesk’s chief columnist, that “I don’t know what to say about venture-funded web and delivery startups having the exact same arc as crypto over the past three years.

E. Jean Carroll, the former columnist who sued Trump for defamation after he denied raping her in a department store dressing room in the 1990s, wants to include as evidence the 2005 video of Trump bragging to host Billy Bush about groping women.

Faltering at two state polls, political columnist wonders if the teal phenomenon, which saw six win federally last May, was such a product of special circumstances that the balloon might now have burst.