Ms. Amy Goldstein

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  Ms. Amy Goldstein
  
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  Amy Goldstein is a staff writer for the Washington Post, where she reports nationally about social issues. Goldstein joined The Post in 1987 and worked for a decade as a local education writer and regional health care reporter before moving to the newspaper's national staff to cover heath policy. From 2001 to 2004, she covered the White House with an emphasis on domestic policy issues, such as Medicare, Social Security, welfare and the federal judiciary. Goldstein also has been extensively involved in covering other major news stories of recent years.
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  Goldstein previously worked as a reporter at The Baltimore Sun and the Ledger-Star and Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, Va. A native of Rochester, N.Y., she holds a degree in American Civilization from Brown University. In 2002, she was part of a team of Post reporters awarded the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for the newspaper's coverage of 9/11 and the government's response to the attacks. She spent 2004-05 as a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University.

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  AMY GOLDSTEIN
  
  Amy Goldstein is a longtime reporter at The Washington Post who has a semi-secret life as a potter. She admired and collected ceramics before finally deciding more than a decade ago to learn to make her own pots. On weekend mornings, she can been found at Hinckley Pottery in Adams Morgan, where she throws functional forms -- bowls, pitchers, mugs, plates, colanders, teapots, casseroles. It's a nice balance to writing news stories on deadline. She lives in Glover Park.

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  By Amy Goldstein and Dafna Linzer
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  We speak with Amy Goldstein of the Washington Post about the high level of secrecy that existed -- even among Cheney's top aides.
  
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  Amy Goldstein

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  By Amy Goldstein, Washington Post Staff Writer Source: Washington Post

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  Published on: 7/19/2009    Last Visited: 8/29/2009  

  Amy Goldstein and Paul Kane

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  Staff writer Amy Goldstein contributed to this report.
  
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  4. LOS ANGELES TIMES, April 21, 2002
  
  [TAC Editor's Note: Short, to the point, and powerful - long letters are not always better.

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  Staff writer Amy Goldstein contributed to this report.

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  Amy Goldstein, Washington Post For the first time since welfare was redefined a dozen years ago, weaning millions of poor Americans from monthly government checks, the deteriorating economy is causing a surge in welfare rolls in a growing number of ...

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  By Amy Goldstein, The Washington Post (registration)

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