Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis has announced his resignation. He announced this on Saturday (7 February). His resignation came after the newspaper had laid off about one-third of its employees three years earlier. Lewis informed about his resignation through an email sent to the employees, saying, ‘After two years of change, now is…
Mass layoffs at the Washington Post have triggered outrage, heartbreak and a wider debate on the future of journalism after the US daily cut nearly one-third of its newsroom this week. Among those affected were senior reporters, foreign correspondents and well-known voices—prompting strong reactions on social media that have now gone viral. One of the…
The Washington Post has conducted massive layoffs, in which nearly one-third of the company’s employees have been fired. This layoff was announced on February 4, 2026 and international reporting, sports department, local news and many other sections have been badly affected. The most shocking thing is that their correspondent Lizzie Johnson, who was reporting from…
The world’s prestigious newspaper The Washington Post has made a major cut in its staff on Wednesday (4 February 2026). Under this decision, about one-third of the staff has been fired. The newspaper has completely closed its sports section, many foreign offices have been closed and coverage related to books has also been ended. This…
FBI agents searched the home of a Washington Post reporter on Wednesday as part of a Justice Department investigation into a Pentagon contractor suspected of removing classified materials, as reported by Associated Press. Hannah Natanson, who has been covering US President Donald Trump’s transformation of the federal government, had a phone, two laptops and a…
