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Monica Hesse

Washington, D.C.

Style reporterEducation: Bryn Mawr College, B.A. in English; Johns Hopkins University, M.A. in Nonfiction writingMonica Hesse is a columnist for The Washington Post's Style section, who frequently writes about gender and its impact on society. She's the author of several novels, most recently, "They Went Left."Honors & Awards:

Society for Features Journalism, first place, Narrative Storytelling, 2017
Livingston Award, finalist in Local Reporting, 2015
Washington Post Publishers Award, 2014
Best American Newspaper Narrative Writing Contest, winner, 2014.
Society for Features Journalism, third place, General Feature, 2014
James Beard Award, finalist in Humor, 2014
GLAAD Media Awards, finalist, Outstanding Newspaper Article, 2010
Edgar Allan Poe Award presented by Mystery Writers of America, winner, Best Young-Adult Mystery, 2016
Indies Choice Book Awards, finalist, Young Adult Book of the Year, 2016

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Pro	11/18/19	Early in the afternoon, Rep. Devin Nunes (Calif.), the Republican ranking member of the intelligence committee, attempted to yield some of his time to Stefanik. This attempt, however, violated a House resolution: Only ranking members and their staff counsel were allowed to speak at that moment.	www.washingtonpost.com	Monica Hesse	[none]	[none]	The Washington Post	[link]