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The Washington Post put out a new job posting on their website Wednesday looking to hire a theater critic to be one of their new leading voices.

At least 240 Post writers, columnists, editors, and others were expected to leave in the final days of 2023, significantly reshaping the paper in ways that aren’t yet fully realized.

A year of internal conflict has left the prized D.C. paper reeling as a new boss enters.

And the Supreme Court won't expedite a Trump immunity hearing.

In an interview with the newspaper he’s about to take over, Will Lewis set his goal for The Washington Post

The Washington Post Guild, the union that represents roughly 1,000 of the newspaper’s staffers, reached a tentative agreement Friday on a new contract with the Post’s management, a breakthrough after a year and a half of protracted and, at times, contentious talks that spilled into public view.

After 18 months and a one-day strike, the two sides have an agreement. Now it's up to members to weigh in.

The Washington Post reached a tentative agreement with unionized workers on Friday after 18 months of bitter negotiations between the two sides.

The contract negotiations have been a protracted source of tensions within the esteemed newsroom.

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