About me
Daniel Nasaw is an experienced Washington-based journalist, writer, amateur musician and cook. He current serves as managing editor of The Wall Street Journal's Capital Journal, the Journal's online home for politics, policy and national security news.
Before that, Daniel worked as US news editor in the BBC's Washington bureau. Prior to the BBC, he was a Washington correspondent for The Guardian and a reporter at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little Rock. He got his start as a news assistant at The Wall Street Journal, where he drafted a lot of letters, licked a lot of envelopes, and wrote a few decent news stories.
His work has been translated into at least eight languages, and he himself has broadcast in Persian. In addition to the BBC World Service, heard across most of the world, Daniel has appeared on the radio in Iran, Colombia, New Zealand and Canada.
Daniel was born and raised in New York City, where he was educated in the public schools. He has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the University of Chicago.
He lives in Washington DC with his wife Layla, who works in international democracy and women's rights advocacy.
Send news tips, comments, Middle Eastern and South Asian recipes, and NFL analysis to me on Twitter, Facebook or email.
Before that, Daniel worked as US news editor in the BBC's Washington bureau. Prior to the BBC, he was a Washington correspondent for The Guardian and a reporter at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little Rock. He got his start as a news assistant at The Wall Street Journal, where he drafted a lot of letters, licked a lot of envelopes, and wrote a few decent news stories.
His work has been translated into at least eight languages, and he himself has broadcast in Persian. In addition to the BBC World Service, heard across most of the world, Daniel has appeared on the radio in Iran, Colombia, New Zealand and Canada.
Daniel was born and raised in New York City, where he was educated in the public schools. He has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the University of Chicago.
He lives in Washington DC with his wife Layla, who works in international democracy and women's rights advocacy.
Send news tips, comments, Middle Eastern and South Asian recipes, and NFL analysis to me on Twitter, Facebook or email.
