Jeff Bezos is shaking things up at The Washington Post. The Post has always been part of the big-government, left-wing ...

Will Lewis, the publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, had "a curious off-the-record meeting" last month with the ...

Praising the president and restricting the Post’s opinions page, Bezos is undermining his own motto that “Democracy Dies in Darkness.” ...

Substack is on a journey to reinvent the media landscape with cable news' biggest names. So far, it seems to be working.

Despite the near monolithically left-wing tilt of major media, media that with the exception of the Journal’s editorial page ...

From the commentary, "The media may lose this battle, but it doesn't have to be so quick to surrender. It's time to show some ...

I cannot see anything objectionable in Bezos’s description of the change coming to his paper’s opinion section.

The no show was considered noteworthy given that the newspaper has been in a state of upheaval in recent months.

Former Washington Post chief editor Marty Baron discussed the paper’s current owner Jeff Bezos and President Donald Trump’s ...

Lasting political change doesn't come from winning elections but reshaping institutions. On Feb. 26, Jeff Bezos, the founder ...

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Lasting political change doesn’t come from winning ...

In addition to Jeff Bezos’ worst sin — gutting The Washington Post’s journalistic mission in order to suckle at Trump’s teat ...