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Ken Silverstein is the Washington Editor for Harper's Magazine. In addition to contributing to the print edition of Harper's Magazine, Silverstein publishes a weblog entitled "Washington Babylon" on the magazine's website.
In 1993, Silverstein started Counterpunch, a political newsletter. Silverstein left the publication in 1996.
He resides in Washington, D.C.
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