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Washington Post laid off some staff Tuesday, amid media and tech industry cuts. Owner Jeff Bezos met with staff last week.

Richard "Bigo" Barnett left a crude written message for Pelosi before departing the office suite.

Amazon’s charity arm is shutting down next month amid broader job cuts at the company.

Records show that Rep. George Santos's mother wasn't in New York on Sept. 11, 2001, contradicting his statements.

Media coverage of Biden's classified documents highlighted key differences with investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents.

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The Senate Finance Committee is preparing to launch a broad, bipartisan inquiry into the Social Security Administration Inspector General’s Office as lawmakers are concerned about management failures compromising its mission.

Once President Biden signs the omnibus spending bill, federal government employees will not be allowed to install the video app or must delete it from government devices.

Amid concerns over his physical with the Giants, shortstop Carlos Correa has reportedly agreed to a new 12-year deal for $315 million with the Mets.

As punishment for a hate crime, a Portland judge ordered Jarl Rockhill to write two essays about a book and a film covering oppression in the U.S. and abroad.

Carlos Correa has agreed to a $315 million, 12-year contract with the free-spending New York Mets after his pending deal with the San Francisco Giants came apart over an issue with his physical.

The U.S. Postal Service plans to spend almost $10 billion for 66,000 electric vehicles and the related infrastructure.

The announcement comes a month after the paper eliminated the Washington Post magazine and laid off 11 newsroom employees.

A collection of songs from the imprisoned R&B singer briefly appeared on Spotify and Apple Music on Friday.

Book World's critics and editors share their suggestions for holiday gift-giving.

The medieval piece, or "Harpole Treasure," offers a glimpse into the style of elite 7th-century Christian women, archaeologists working in Northamptonshire, England, say.

The bill would have allowed publishers a temporary exemption from antitrust laws to negotiate jointly for the use of their content by the large tech companies.

A review of extreme flooding events this summer showed FEMA's flood maps are failing to fully inform Americans of flood risk in rural and urban areas.

Fatal police shootings by officers in at least 2,250 departments are missing from federal records since 2015, according to The Washington Post database.

The Washington Post has collected data on every fatal police shooting since 2015, and found that fewer than half are tracked by the FBI

Lawmakers said they were alarmed by a Post investigation that found hundreds of retired military personnel have taken lucrative jobs for foreign governments.

Filter the Washington Post database, which includes police shooting statistics since January 2015, by unarmed police shootings, race and age of victim and more.

The FBI was deeply involved in debunking the Hunter Biden laptop story even before the New York Post's bombshell scoop in October 2020. New revelations show how extensive this was.

CNN and the Gannett newspaper chain are laying off staffers this week. Other cuts are expected at other major news organizations.

The Empress of The Style Invitational says a few words in the Invite's penultimate week.

The ban was reinstated one week after it was overturned by a Fulton County judge who ruled it 'unconstitutional.’

An analysis of more than 350 videos and photos of the deadly disaster found that a critical delay in emergency response likely led to more deaths.

In a ruling, the Fulton County judge wrote that two key parts of the law “were plainly unconstitutional when drafted, voted upon, and enacted” and said the law cannot be enforced. State officials are expected to appeal.

Republicans in the House and Senate are scheduled to hold leadership elections this week amid recriminations about why a “red wave” failed to materialize in the midterms.

Twitter accounts impersonating politicians and celebrities took over the site.

The Empress of The Style Invitational on this week's Ask Backwards contest and the results of the contest for one-vowel poems.

The social media platform's new owner is trying to rationalize the thing he wants (defanged journalists) with bad arguments.

Elon Musk has ambitious plans to crack down on crypto scams while promoting dogecoin.

This year, for instance, because there are so many competitive races for House and Senate, we might not know which party controls either chamber of Congress on Election Night. That answer could take some time.

A Washington Post review of social media found scores of misleading posts by Republicans candidates who've denied the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election. But none was flagged as misleading by the social media companies.

She became international sales and marketing manager of the Washington Post News Service and Syndicate.

The Manions deny claims. Meanwhile, organizations that sponsor or host events with the IFBB Pro and NPC say they are taking their own steps to protect athletes.

Violence erupted Thursday in the city of Mahabad in Iran's Kurdish region. At least two people were killed and dozens wounded, according to activists.

The heightened scrutiny centers on roughly $17 billion in funding adopted by Congress since 2020 to help lower Americans’ monthly broadband bills.

A Post investigation into the disaster at Iran's Evin prison finds at least one fire was a result of arson and guards used live ammunition against prisoners.

An investigation into non-fatal police shootings found that for every five people shot and killed by police in these departments, four others were shot and survived. Those who survive can face serious injuries, emotional trauma and legal fallout.

They were arrested by the elections police force Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis created due to evidence-free claims of large-scale voter fraud.

The Washington Post reported that 15 retired U.S. generals and admirals have worked for the Saudi Arabia Defense Ministry under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since 2016.

The Washington Post editorial board urged voters to keep January 6 as a central factor in their voting decisions heading into the midterms and 2024.

Margaret Sullivan's memoir is also a manifesto, raising questions about how journalism lost respect and authority.

Two sport fishermen accused of stuffing metal weights into their catch at an Ohio fishing tournament last month were charged Wednesday with three felonies.

Walking through the known facts, in light of The Washington Post's new report.

The ongoing and lawless destruction of the Amazon rainforest, a unique resource seen as vital to averting catastrophic global warming, is an environmental emergency.

Readers responded to our tips for saving money in the kitchen and at the grocery store by offering up plenty smart ideas of their own.

Planned Parenthood Arizona appealed a lower court's decision to revive an abortion ban from the 19th century that had no exceptions for rape and incest victims.

The disagreement in the Kremlin was described in President Joe Biden's regular intelligence briefing, The Washington Post reported.

The movie "The Post" has several stellar actors, but it's the story the movie tells -- the life of Katharine -- that we believe led to its Oscar nomination for best picture.

A Texas toddler approached his parents’ bedside one recent morning and uttered two words that would ultimately save their lives: “Mama, hot.”

If you’re binging the ever-popular Netflix series “Squid Game,” the video-streaming platform has a message for you: Don’t call the eight-digit phone number you see in the episodes.

An unvaccinated Galveston couple died from COVID-19 complications just weeks apart in an area hospital, but not without leaving a message behind for their four children.