Amy Fiscus

Amy Fiscus currently serves as the Deputy National Editor at The Washington Post, starting in October 2023, overseeing coverage of U.S. politics. Prior to this role, Fiscus was employed at The New York Times from April 2017 to October 2023 as Deputy Editor for The Morning and National Security Editor, where significant contributions included coverage of the Trump administration's intelligence and law enforcement matters, alongside involvement in projects that garnered a Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting in 2018. Fiscus has also held the position of Washington Bureau Editor at the Los Angeles Times, overseeing White House and 2016 presidential campaign coverage. Earlier experience includes roles at the Associated Press focusing on state government and general reporting, as well as editorial positions at The Charlotte Observer and other publications. Fiscus holds a Bachelor of Journalism in news editorial from the University of Missouri-Columbia.