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Washington Post staff 'shellshocked' by constant blows to morale as bosses seek buyouts, insider says
The latest effort by The Washington Post to reduce headcount is hitting a wall according to one insider at the paper, as low ...
First thing we do, let’s fire all the statisticians
There’s more than one way to cook the books. You can doctor or delete data after it’s been collected. Alternatively, you can ...
Washington Post CEO urges staffers who don’t ‘feel aligned’ with paper’s new direction to leave
Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis is urging staffers who don’t “feel aligned” with the paper’s new direction to ...
Longtime WaPo columnist quit after editors spiked column for being ‘too opinionated’
Longtime WaPo columnist quit after editors spiked column for being ‘too opinionated’ - ‘I have no reason to believe he was ...
Most US adults say child care costs are a ‘major problem,’ a new AP-NORC poll finds
A new poll shows most Americans see child care costs as a major issue, and majorities support the federal government offering ...
Child care costs are ‘major problem’ for most US adults, poll reveals
About three-quarters of U.S. adults see child care costs as a “major problem,” but only about half say helping working ...
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Natalie Allison is a White House reporter for the Washington Post. She previously covered Donald Trump's presidential campaign, the MAGA movement and the Republican Party more broadly.
Voters, not the Supreme Court, should decide if elections are for sale
Will’s defense of unlimited political spending wrongly frames the central question. This isn’t about whether money equals ...
Race to define Trump’s legislation to voters is next political test
Republicans spent months selling the bill to themselves. Now they have to talk to a wider audience with many voters saying ...