Glenn Kessler
Staff Writer

In an award-winning journalism career spanning nearly three decades, Glenn Kessler, who writes “The Fact Checker” column, has covered foreign policy, economic policy, the White House, Congress, politics, airline safety and Wall Street. He was The Washington Post’s chief State Department reporter for nine years, traveling around the world with three different Secretaries of State. Before that, he covered tax and budget policy for The Washington Post and also served as the newspaper’s national business editor. In 2007, St. Martins Press published his widely acclaimed book on Condoleezza Rice, The Confidante . Kessler appears frequently on television and has lectured widely on U.S. foreign policy.

Latest by Glenn Kessler

Is Obamacare reducing full-time employment?

Is Obamacare reducing full-time employment?

Critics say the law is pushing employers to hire part-time workers. The White House disputes that.

Obama’s $3.4 billion claim

Obama’s $3.4 billion claim

President says Americans have saved $3.4 billion in health-care premiums in 2012. What do data say?

Cuccinelli versus Medicare and Social Security

Cuccinelli versus  Medicare and Social Security

A Democratic ad selectively quotes from the Virginia GOP candidate’s book.

Are college loans too high because of Obamacare?

Are college loans too high because of Obamacare?

Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) claims loan rates are higher because of the health care law.