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The authors of "Injustice" are two of the United States' most distinguished investigative journalists from The Washington Post, who have won the world's most prestigious journalism awards. 1. Carol Leonnig is a veteran investigative journalist, considered one of the most influential journalists in Washington: Awards: She has won the Pulitzer Prize five times (most recently in 2024 on the Washington Post staff). Specialization: She is currently the chief investigative correspondent at MSNBC after a long career at the Washington Post that spanned 25 years. Her most famous book: Zero Fail: About the History and Crimes of the US Secret Service. A Very Stable Genius and I Alone Can Fix It: (co-written with Philip Rucker) about the presidency of Donald Trump. 2. Aaron C. Davis, distinguished investigative journalist at The Washington Post since 2008: Awards: He won the Pulitzer Prize twice and was a finalist three other times. Notable work: He was the lead writer on the investigative series on the January 6 attack on the Capitol, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service and the George Polk Award. Experience: He covered events from 14 countries, including Iraq, Israel and India, and previously worked for the Associated Press. Academics: He is a visiting lecturer of investigative journalism at Georgetown University.