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The latest news on the Washington Post. Founded in 1877 by Stilson Hutchins, the Washington D.C. newspaper has gone to become one of the most read publicans in the United States. It has had a series of notable owners, including Eugene Meyer, Phil and Katherine Graham, and now Amazon's Jeff Bezos. The Post's groundbreaking Watergate reporting by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward is credited with the resignation of President Richard Nixon in 1974.
Half House Truth: The Privileged Fact Check Against Tim Scott
News outlets like the Washington Post frequently lecture Americans about white privilege, systemic racism and other social ills.
Dem Rep. Defends Black GOP Sen. Scott After 'Cotton to Congress' Fact Check
"The journey of his family, from cotton to Congress in one lifetime, should be celebrated," Bass wrote of Scott on Saturday,
Trump 'Chaos' Will Return: GOP Lawmaker Pens Op-Ed Urging Conviction
GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger warned the volatile situation in America may "get much, much worse," leading to a future incident which simply "cannot be overcome."
Tucker Carlson Says 'Stupid People' Are Trying To Get Fox News off the Air
"Their new idea is this channel shouldn't be allowed," Tucker Carlson thundered on his Monday night show.
GOP Calls for Unity 'Cynical' After 4 Years of Trump: WaPo Editorial Board
"Instead, they should look in the mirror," The Washington Post editorial board wrote in an op-ed.
Washington Post Editorial Board Calls for Trump's Immediate Removal
"Mr. Trump is a menace," the editorial board of The Washington Post said Wednesday, "and as long as he remains in the White House, the country will be in danger."
Christopher Krebs Refuses to Be Silent Despite Threats, Trump Pressure
In a Washington Post op-ed, the former cybersecurity chief said he would not be intimidated by threats made against him.
Trump 'Seeking to Disenfranchise Black Voters' With Election Fraud: Lawsuit
A new suit alleged that the Trump campaign sought to disenfranchise Black voters by pressuring local officials not to certify election results in Detroit.
Impeachment Witness Vindman Compares U.S. Gov't to Soviet-Style Regime
Alexander Vindman compared his fate to the "dozens of other lifelong public servants" who were ousted from the Trump administration for upholding American values.
Ex-Defense Officials: Trump Is Betraying Oath to Defend Constitution
A letter published by The Washington Post takes aim at the president's rhetoric in the wake of the protests caused by the death of George Floyd.
Bill Maher Rips News Media for 'Apocalyptic' Coronavirus Coverage
The 'Real Time' host warned that such gloomy coverage of the pandemic allows President Donald Trump to "play the optimist."
Poll: Black Voters Reject Bloomberg and Buttigieg
Black voters rated two former mayors, Mike Bloomberg and Pete Buttigieg, as the most "unfavorable" candidates in the Democratic presidential primaries.
Washington Post Reporter Says Rachel Maddow 'Rooted' for Steele Dossier
A reporter for The Washington Post said in an opinion article on Thursday that MSNBC host Rachel Maddow "rooted" for the now mostly-debunked Steele dossier to be true during her coverage of Donald Trump's alleged collusion with Russia during the 2016 presidential election.
George Conway Says Foreign Leaders See Donald Trump as a 'Deranged Idiot'
George Conway, White House adviser Kellyanne Conway's husband, called Donald Trump "inept" and said foreign leaders see him as a "deranged idiot" on Twitter.
Five Editorial Boards Have Now Called for Donald Trump's Impeachment
Editorial boards at USA Today and The Philadelphia Inquirer joined three other major news outlets in calling for impeachment.
Gabbard Accuses Democratic Debate Hosts of Suppressing Her and Andrew Yang
The hashtags #LetYangSpeak and #LetTulsiSpeak began to trend on Twitter after Yang and Gabbard received less than 10 minutes' speaking time.
Hugh Hewitt Called Out For Saying Louisiana Purchase is Quid Pro Quo
Talk radio host Hugh Hewitt came under fire Wednesday after a tweet equating Trump's actions in Ukraine with a 1803 land deal between France and the United States.
Hillary Clinton Suggests Russia Is Grooming Current Democratic Candidate
"They're also going to do third party again, and I'm not making any predictions, but I think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the Democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate. She's the favorite of the Russians," Clinton told 'Campaign HQ.'
Eric Trump's Attempt to Discredit the Washington Post, Jeff Bezos Backfired
"Hey @Fahrenthold: You mind if I borrow this for cold introductions to sources?" a reporter tweeted in Washington Post David Fahrenthold's defense. "It's pretty, pretty good."
Trump's 'Narcissism' Biggest Threat to the Global Economy says Ex-NEC Head
A White House source reportedly said of the president's policies: "Everyone is nervous—everyone."
Anthony Scaramucci Calls on Fellow Republicans to Defy Trump
The former White House communications chief issued a mea culpa for his time working with the president and says the country's future is at stake.
NATO-linked Document Mistakenly Reveals Sites of U.S. Nuclear Weapons
There are around 150 U.S. nuclear weapons stored in six European countries in what was an open secret but never before publicly discussed.
Marco Rubio Threatens to Out Trump Officials Behind 'Fake Leaks'
Florida GOP Senator Marco Rubio threatened to publicly name Trump administration officials he accused of giving "fake leaks" to news media outlets.
WaPo CEO: 'Fake News' Dates Back to Washington, but More Threatening Today
In his commencement address, Fred Ryan, the CEO and publisher of The Washington Post, encouraged Wake Forest graduates to be seekers and stewards of the truth.
Trump Guilty of Being Unfit for Office: Conway
Husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway continues feud with president.
MSNBC Host Joe Scarborough Longs for an Obama Re-Run
Chuck Scarborough said he would "cheerfully champion" a change in the Constitution allowing Obama to run again.
Covington Teen Sues Washington Post for $250 Million
The lawsuit alleged that The Washington Post "bullied an innocent child" and published several "defamatory" articles about Nicholas Sandmann.
Trump Jr. Slams Washington Post Super Bowl Ads
"By far the worst Super Bowl commercials ever," tweeted the president's son.
Romney Jealous of Trump: President's Campaign Manager
Brad Parscale, Trump's 2020 campaign manager, attacked Senator-elect Mitt Romney on Twitter after Romney wrote a damning article about the president for The Washington Post.
Jennifer Rubin: Trump 'Is Weak and Getting Weaker'
"It is not a situation in which Fox News follows the White House. The White House follows Fox News," Jennifer Rubin said.
