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The staff revolt is aimed at making Jeff Bezos so miserable that he’ll sell to a ‘better’ billionaire.

The Washington Post reports that the US Postal Service allows law enforcement agencies to monitor the mail of Americans—or at least the outside of it—on a fairly regular basis. The postal service has received more than 60,000 such requests…

Morale is plummeting in the viper’s nest that passes for the Washington Post newsroom.

WASHINGTON — The abortion issue is always divisive, and after decades of covering the debate, my analysis has been — until now — that voters on all sides deplore at the most — don’t trust at the least — politicians who are wobbly.

A bombshell Post report Wednesday revealed that Chinese entities have been buying up US farmland around 19 military bases nationwide.

Turmoil at newspaper that billionaire bought 11 years ago is his latest setback in US capital

William Lewis holds a stake in a start-up that has reached a deal with The Post to collaborate. The Post said the arrangement conforms with its conflict-of-interest policy.

In 1933, the then-bankrupt Washington Post was purchased by the wealthy financier Eugene Meyer. With Meyer’s passing, the paper was inherited by his daughter and son-law, Katherine Meyer Graham and husband Phil Graham.

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Video on social media showing what appeared to be a sleeping guard at the D.C. jail has prompted an internal investigation at the long-troubled city detention facility in Washington, D.C.

The uproar over a publisher’s ethics is a matter of survival.

As power needs of AI push emissions up, tech companies explore experimental clean energy projects such as atomic fusion and futuristic geothermal power plants — As power needs of AI push emissions up and put big tech in a bind, companies…

Telegraph Deputy Editor Robert Winnett won’t join the Washington Post as its top editor, amid scrutiny for tactics he used in the U.K.

The Washington Post's new editor Robert Winnett never made it to his job, withdrawing Friday and deciding to stay in England in another upheaval at a news outlet where a reorganization plan has gone disastrously wrong.

The Washington Post says that Robert Winnett, who had been named to take over the organization's core newsroom functions later this year, will not take the job after all.

The Washington Post says that Robert Winnett, who had been named to take over the organization's core newsroom functions later this year, will not take the job after all.

The change of plans comes after days of turmoil surrounding the Post, triggered by the abrupt exit of executive editor Sally Buzbee on June 2 and questions about past journalistic practices of both Winnett and William Lewis, the Post’s CEO…

In the past few weeks, several media reports raised concerns about the incoming editor's journalistic ethics.