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I wonder if this reporter Alex Horton is the same Alex Horton who popped up in the news back in the election year 2008:

U.S. Soldier’s Controversial Blog Receiving International Attention
kutv.com ^ | Jonny Glines
Posted on 4/16/2008, 9:20:25 AM by LJayne

A U.S. soldier’s controversial blog is receiving international attention for its alternative perspective on the war in Iraq. The blog’s creator, Alex Horton, has been both praised and accused of treason for his writing. Horton spoke with KUTV.com to explain why some people are angered at his sincerity.

(Excerpt) Read more at kutv.com ...

The blog has received huge publicity, both nationally and internationally. CNN featured Army of Dude in its “News to Me” segment twice. And the BBC has reported on the blog in one of its radio segments. ................... Hmmmmm? The usual suspects I see.
2 posted on 4/16/2008, 9:35:37 AM by Bringbackthedraft

CNN, BBC, the big boys lending a promotional hand.

Here’s his bio ... he seems focused on J6 and Butler attempt ... and, interesting how he’s received THREE Pulitzers all in 2025 ... and, odd how it says he received a 2022 Pulitzer ... for coverage of the J6 ‘attack’. Is there another J6 (in 2022) that I’m not aware of?

Alex Horton
Washington, D.C.

National security reporter focused on the U.S. military. Send him secure tips on Signal at alexhorton.85
Alex Horton is a national security reporter for The Washington Post focused on the U.S. military. He has reported from around the world, including Ukraine’s front lines, Afghanistan and the Arctic.

He previously served in Iraq as an Army infantryman. Alex has shared three Pulitzer Prizes, most recently in 2025.

Honors and Awards: 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting, awarded for team coverage of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump; 2024 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting, awarded for team coverage of the AR-15’s cultural impact;

2022 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, awarded for team coverage of the Jan 6. Capitol attack