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The Washington Post published a misleading editorial opposing Medicare for All, neglecting to mention its owner Jeff Bezos's financial interests and Amazon's stake in healthcare, amidst ongoing healthcare crises and policy changes affecting Americans.
A Washington Post analysis revealed that President Trump appeared to struggle to stay awake during a recent event in the Oval Office, spending nearly 20 minutes with his eyes closed or drooping, as shown in multiple video feeds.
The Washington Post has published several editorials that did not disclose Jeff Bezos's financial interests, raising concerns about transparency and conflicts of interest, especially given Bezos's ownership of Amazon and its financial ties to the topics discussed.
A Washington Post analysis shows that cancer rates among young adults are rising faster in the Corn Belt states (Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Minnesota, Indiana, Kansas) compared to the national average.
Washington Post's opinion section has shifted to a conservative stance under owner Jeff Bezos, with columnist Marc Thiessen openly celebrating the change, which aligns with broader editorial realignment supporting personal liberties and free markets, leading to staff departures and a more right-leaning lineup.
Ruthie’s All-Day and Our Mom Eugenia in Arlington were featured in The Washington Post’s ’40 Best Restaurants’ list for their appealing dishes and cozy atmospheres, with the critic praising their flavors and community presence.
Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah claims she was fired after posting on social media about gun control and race, which the paper labeled as misconduct, amid broader concerns about diversity and editorial direction at the newspaper.
A Washington Post columnist claims she was fired for social media posts criticizing political violence and racist comments, which she says is part of a broader trend of silencing Black voices and suppressing diverse opinions in media and other sectors.
Karen Attiah, a longtime Washington Post columnist, claims she was fired for criticizing political violence and Charlie Kirk's role in it, amid internal department upheaval and management concerns over her posts, highlighting tensions over free speech and editorial direction.
Karen Attiah, a Washington Post columnist, claims she was fired for posting on social media about gun violence and political violence following Charlie Kirk's assassination, criticizing inaction by white America and asserting her posts did not endanger colleagues.
Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah claims she was fired for her social media comments following the killing of Charlie Kirk, criticizing the publication's handling of her posts and defending her views on gun violence and political discourse.
A Washington Post-Schar School poll of 604 D.C. residents reveals that most oppose Trump's actions and do not believe they will improve safety, despite ongoing concerns about crime.
The Washington Post is experiencing a significant talent exodus with dozens of journalists taking buyouts or resigning, raising concerns about its future amid strategic shifts and editorial changes under new management and ownership by Jeff Bezos.
The Washington Nationals' rebuilding process is struggling, with insights from the Washington Post and interviews with industry insiders revealing the factors behind the team's decline.
The U.S. DOGE Service has lost control over the government’s process for distributing billions in federal funds, indicating a decline in its influence following Elon Musk’s departure from Washington.