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The Washington Post already missing you so much,” said Spielberg. “I am sorry he is leaving, as a reader,” said DVF, who also remarked that she emailed Baron almost every day during the election. “In all seriousness,” said Bezos, “what you have accomplished over these last eight years is extraordinary. You’ve made the Post swashbuckling once again.” Post publisher Fred Ryan weighed in: “You have inspired our newsroom, our company, and many, many people around the world. To commemorate all you have meant to us and to journalism, we will be adding one of your oft-repeated qu...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Donald Trump has fought tooth and nail to keep anyone from seeing his tax returns, and likely for good reason: even glimpses of them seemed to show a bumbling businessman who employed shady, and sometimes outright fraudulent, tactics to stay afloat. Were his taxes to wind up in the hands of, say, a Manhattan prosecutor, it could mean some serious trouble for him—particularly if he didn’t have the office of the presidency to protect him from legal liability. Unfortunately for the ex-president, that’s precisely wh...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Donald Trump spent weeks waffling over Saudi Arabia’s role in the grisly 2018 killing of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, half-heartedly denouncing the murder while taking the word of the regime and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—a close friend of Jared Kushner—that they had nothing to do with it. At a certain point, though, that position became untenable. The regime’s story kept shifting, and the CIA concluded that MBS had ordered the killing. Simultaneously decrying the Washington Post journali...

Manhattan DA Cy Vance has recruited former Gambino crime family prosecutor Mark Pomerantz for his inquiry into the ex-president's tax practices—just one of the investigations currently underway.