Opinion | A prominent contributor leaves the Los Angeles Times in protest The legal columnist wrote a scathing piece about how he would no longer work for the Times due to the meddling of its owner December 6, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Soon-Shiong and Bezos provide fresh evidence for the downsides of billionaire news ownership But disappointment with them should not be extrapolated as proof that newspaper ownership by a wealthy patron just doesn’t work. Sometimes it does. December 6, 2024 Rick Edmonds
How a youth-focused experiment queued up The Washington Post to cover an unprecedented election The Post’s Next Generation initiative has been disbanded, but its work might be having more impact than ever in the final days of the election November 4, 2024 Elizabeth Djinis
Opinion | Don’t abandon dedicated, hard-working reporters and editors However the election turns out, we’ll need institutions to stand against intolerance and autocracy. Renew those Washington Post subscriptions. November 1, 2024 Roy Peter Clark
Opinion | The Washington Post bleeds subscriptions as Bezos responds to endorsement criticism Bezos called the move to not endorse a candidate a 'principled decision.' Meanwhile, more than 200,000 subscribers canceled as of midday Monday. October 29, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | The fallout from The Washington Post’s controversial decision to not make an endorsement for president Staff members are seething. Some have quit. The audience is so angry that it is reportedly canceling subscriptions by the thousands. October 28, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Why newspaper presidential endorsements have become an endangered species The Washington Post. Los Angeles Times. The Minnesota Star Tribune. Tampa Bay Times. Gannett. Alden. The list grows by the day. October 28, 2024 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | President Joe Biden writes for … The Washington Post In an opinion piece for the Post, Biden called for major changes to the Supreme Court, including term limits and a code of ethics policy July 30, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | In praise of The New York Times and The Washington Post In a historic month, the nation's top two newspapers, renowned as the gold standard of American journalism, have truly lived up to their reputations July 29, 2024 Tom Jones
Editor picked to lead The Washington Post won’t take the job after all Although it’s too early to tell, Robert Winnett’s decision not to take the job could help publisher Will Lewis survive the ongoing controversy. June 21, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | More Washington Post drama as owner Jeff Bezos speaks out Bezos seemed to show support for his embattled publisher, but his statement is unlikely to squash criticism coming from inside the Post's walls June 20, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Washington Post publisher Will Lewis was more involved in a phone-hacking scandal than previously known Lewis and incoming Post editor Robert Winnett ‘used fraudulently obtained phone and company records,’ The New York Times reports June 17, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | After a week of chaos, Washington Post and embattled publisher try to move forward Publisher Will Lewis said it was ‘time for some humility from me’ and said that ‘trust has been lost’ at the Post June 10, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | More chaos at The Washington Post as the publisher’s ethics are questioned Publisher Will Lewis’ credibility with staff was already on shaky ground. News of his attempts to squash coverage makes it all the more unsettled. June 7, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | After a tumultuous recent past, The Washington Post looks to an uncertain future The transition to new leadership has been abrupt. But former colleagues of the incoming editors praised their work. June 5, 2024 Tom Jones
