The Federal Diary column, which has run in the Metro section for decades and which began in 1932, is moving to the Washington Post’s business section.
“Although the Diary is moving, its focus and content won’t change. Federal employees and retirees have been among The Post’s most loyal readers through the decades, providing constant support and feedback for the column.”
The Washington Post’s business section does a better job than any other newspaper I’ve seen in understanding the connection between regulatory agencies and business and industry. I think this move will tie in well to its business government coverage.
Read Barr’s column here.
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