Sebastián Marset es uno de los narcotraficantes más importantes de Sudamérica. Sin embargo, mientras las autoridades lo perseguían por todo el mundo, él se escondía a plena vista: jugando al fútbol profesional. wapo.st/3WsKUqc

One of the world's most important drug traffickers used professional soccer to launder his proceeds. Then he decided he might as well fulfill a boyhood dream while he was at it. In this read-it-to-believe-it tale, Kevin Sieff tracked the downfall. wapo.st/4dbtXGj

GRANT FISHER IS MY HERO.

"Authorities knew they were unlikely to catch Marset in the middle of a cocaine bust. So they adapted their investigation to its target: They began scouring professional soccer stadiums." Kevin Sieff The Washington Post #longreads washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

An elite rock climber went blind. Then he relearned to climb sheer rock faces without vision. Here's our piece on Jesse Dufton: an account of human achievement and a love story between two climbers. washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

One of the great journalists and editors of our time, David E. Hoffman, explains why he’s resigning from the Post’s editorial board. What a loss.

The first two sentences of this excellent Ruby Cramer story make a good case for you to subscribe (re-subscribe?) to the The Washington Post. washingtonpost.com/nation/interac…

This children’s go-karting circuit is the wildly expensive path to Formula 1. Teams charge hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. Kids arrive in helicopters. With bodyguards. But amidst that moneyed chaos, there are high-stakes rivalries, like this one: wapo.st/3ZwvQYZ

Always read Azam Ahmed nytimes.com/2024/12/12/wor…

📽️🎬 Kevin Sieff's investigation into an elite Mexican police force comes to life on Netflix as part of our first look partnership with Imagine Entertainment & Television

This is how the war in Gaza looks from the locker room of Bnei Sakhnin, a team of Arabs and Jews in Israel's premier league, struggling to hold together since Oct. 7: wapo.st/43oXTNA

Today on the The Washington Post! With Kevin Sieff, we went through thousands of pages of court documents and interviews over the past months. “They are the die-hard fans of Milan’s soccer teams — and mafia-controlled”, by Kevin Sieff and Francesco Porzio. washingtonpost.com/world/2025/04/…