The Washington Post, owned by Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, began widespread layoffs on Wednesday that will drastically shrink the size of the storied newspaper and affect all departments, according ...

The layoffs include a reduction in overseas correspondents, the closure of the books department, and the suspension of the ...

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos remains committed to the publication, its top editor told CNN in an interview Wednesday, ...

Bernie Sanders criticizes Jeff Bezos over Washington Post layoffs, sparking backlash from lawmakers and journalists and raising questions about billionaire ownership and press independence ...

The Washington Post announced its company-wide layoffs on Wednesday, February 4, firing one-third of its staff. After the announcement, a GoFundMe campaign emerged to support the fired employees.

Journalists and media industry leaders are calling the WaPo layoff one of the darkest events in modern journalism history.

The Washington Post laid off one-third of its staff Wednesday, eliminating its sports section, several foreign bureaus and ...

Stephen Colbert sounded off on the Washington Post's sweeping layoffs, blasting the paper's job cuts as billionaire owner ...

According to reports, the layoffs will impact roughly a third of the company’s workforce, reducing local, international, and ...

At NiemenLab, Laura Hazard Owen shows how Jeff Bezos’ statements have changed since purchasing it in 2013. From curiosity at the start and “genuine” but corny bits like #democracydiesindarkness, to ...

I know that it makes me a terrible person that I don't care about the plight of the Washington Post’s employees that the ...