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At least 250,000 Washington Post readers have canceled their subscriptions since the news organization announced Friday that the editorial page would end its decades-long practice of endorsing ...

Washington DC is gearing up for potential chaos following Election Day as authorities assembled barriers around government buildings – including the vice president’s residence – and business ...

For fans of variety puzzles, friend-of-the-show Andrew Ries has created a suite of Section Eight puzzles called “S8” for your enjoyment. If you’re not familiar with Section Eight ...

Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt resigned from his contributing columnist role at The Washington Post on Friday after storming off the newspaper’s live show over a disagreement with his ...

The Trump campaign filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday, alleging that the Washington Post has made illegal in-kind contributions to Vice President Kamala Harris’ ...

Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt resigned Friday from his columnist position at The Washington Post, he confirmed to Fox News, after walking out on a live interview on the paper’s video ...

Hewitt left the show when it became apparent to him that his colleagues were simply running an “election ad” against former President Donald Trump. “Is it me, or does it seem like, this week ...

The reporters’ pleas are simple: Don’t break up with us. Writers for the Washington Post have taken to social media in recent days to discourage irate readers from dropping their ...

The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and USA Today may have declined to endorse a candidate in this year’s presidential election. But former President Donald Trump doesn’t see it that way.

Jeff Bezos defended The Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate in a column published in his own newspaper Monday, saying it would create the perception of bias in an ...

Jeff Bezos defended the Washington Post’s decision not to back a presidential candidate, saying endorsements “create a perception of bias” in an op-ed Monday on the newspaper’s website.