Jacob Bogage is a White House correspondent for Reuters, where he covers economic policy, domestic affairs, and politics. He is also a co-author of Reuters' weekly U.S. politics newsletter, helping readers understand the forces shaping Washington and the country.

At Reuters, Bogage covers the intersection of politics, policy, technology, and governance from the White House, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies—including artificial intelligence—are reshaping government, the economy, and public life. His work examines not only what policymakers are doing, but how institutions adapt to rapid technological change.

Before joining Reuters, Bogage spent more than a decade at The Washington Post, where he reported on Congress, federal agencies, tax policy, the U.S. Postal Service, and the federal government's response to major national challenges. He was part of the Post team awarded the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for coverage of President Donald Trump's DOGE-driven transformation of the federal government. His reporting has helped spur new legislation, congressional inquiries, agency reviews, and policy debates on issues ranging from tax administration to public accountability.

A Maryland native, Bogage lives in the Washington area with his wife and their dog, Cash.