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Washington Post insiders worry paper 'lost at sea' as high-profile exits, financial headaches mount - Vimarsana News

Washington Post insiders worry paper 'lost at sea' as high-profile exits, financial headaches mount

Current and former Washington Post employees spoke with Fox News Digital about how the paper "feels lost at sea" in recent years as it faces economic hurdles.

Taylor Lorenz attacks Washington Post colleague over 'absurd, insensitive' COVID tweet - Vimarsana News

Taylor Lorenz attacks Washington Post colleague over 'absurd, insensitive' COVID tweet

Washington Post columnist Taylor Lorenz attacked a columnist from her own publication on Twitter over people concerned about the coronavirus on Tuesday.

Washington Post staffers anonymously rip boss Sally Buzbee in Vanity Fair profile - Vimarsana News

Washington Post staffers anonymously rip boss Sally Buzbee in Vanity Fair profile

Washington Post executive editor Sally Buzbee was the subject of a Vanity Fair profile piece that was filled with staffers knocking their boss anonymously.

Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz confronted about claims that her critics are 'bad faith' actors - Vimarsana News

Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz confronted about claims that her critics are 'bad faith' actors

Ben Smith confronted Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz on Thursday about why she uses the term “bad faith” so often when referring to her critics.

Washington Post warns employees who don't return to office may face 'disciplinary action' - Vimarsana News

Washington Post warns employees who don't return to office may face 'disciplinary action'

Employees at the Washington Post were issued a warning that they could face "disciplinary action" if they refuse to comply with its return-to-office policy.