Josh Rogin is a columnist for the Washington Post's Global Opinions section. He is a former columnist at Bloomberg View, political analyst for CNN and a former senior national security correspondent for the Daily Beast. Rogin also reported for Foreign Policy magazine, where he wrote The Cable blog, and at Congressional Quarterly.
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