The Washington Post is offering buyouts to veteran newsroom staffers and entire teams in its opinion and video departments, as the beleaguered newspaper grapples with an exodus of top talent and growing financial troubles. The Voluntary Separation Program is available to “news employees with 10 or more years’ service at The Post, as well as
Unity of Fields, a ‘militant front against the US-NATO-zionist axis of Imperialism,’ wants protesters to support murderer of Israeli embassy staffers (X screenshot) Unity of Fields, an anti-Semitic, anti-American group involved in the protests at Columbia University, urged protesters to post stickers in honor of Elias Rodriguez, the Chicago man who murdered two Israeli embassy
A local corrections officer tells me prison breaks are not like in the movies. If it happens on your watch, “there’s no slap on the wrist.” You will be held accountable. The investigation will also seek ways to prevent future breakouts. I suggest a ban on large posters of Rita Hayworth. But speaking of accountability,
Efforts to conceal Beau Biden’s cancer diagnosis in 2013, including a fraudulent doctor’s note, raise troubling questions that journalists are already dismissing as right-wing lunacy Getty Images Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis, announced over the weekend, raised a lot of new questions about the president’s health since taking office in 2021. Congressman Dean Phillips of Minnesota,
President Donald Trump ordered his administration to lift an April stop work order halting a massive offshore wind farm being constructed off the coast of New York in exchange for the advancement of two natural gas pipeline projects, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum struck the deal over the
Just over a third of New Yorkers say Democratic governor Kathy Hochul should serve another term, with a majority saying they want someone else, according to a poll published Tuesday. Only 36 percent of New York voters said they support Hochul’s bid for a second four-year term, while 55 percent prefer a different candidate, the
Susman Godfrey expands race-based prize amid fight with White House President Trump speaks to the press before signing an executive order (Win McNamee/Getty Images) When a federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s executive order targeting Susman Godfrey, long considered the top litigation boutique in the nation, the firm hailed the decision as a win for