Among the famous monuments in D.C., including the phallic-shaped obelisk Washington monument, and those along Washington, D.C.'s National Mall, a new bronze "memorial" depicting human feces has been erected, and authorities say they will not remove it for at least a week.

Members of the mainstream media and the Democrat Party freaked out in response to the Washington Post announcing that it would not endorse a candidate in the 2024 presidential election.The post Media, Democrats Freak Out Over Washingto...

The paper, which is owned by the Amazon founder, cites two anonymous sources who said it was his call.

WASHINGTON D.C. (AP) D.C. United, which was eliminated from Major League Soccer playoff contention on the final day of the regular season, has declined starting goalkeeper Alex Bonos contract option for next season. The team announced its roster decisions on Friday, leaving 17 contracted players on its roster for 2025. Among the contracted players was Christian Benteke, the Golden Boot...

The Washington Posts publisher announced Friday that the paper will not make an endorsement in this years presidential contest, for the first time in 36 years, or in future presidential races.The decision, 11 days before an election that most polls show as too close to call, marks the second time this week that a major media organization has declined to issue an endorsement in th...

In a note to readers on Friday, Post Publisher Will Lewis, whom Bezos hired earlier this year to shake up the Posts business and editorial strategy, said the outlet would not be endorsing either Harris or former President Trump  a first for the Post in more than 35 years.  We recognize that this will be read in a range of ways, including as a tacit endorsement o...

Samuel L. Jackson was honored Thursday at the Museum of Moderns 2024 Film Benefit in New York City. I’ve always believed that cinema has been and continues to be a powerful medium, transcends language, shifts societal paradigms and pushes us as audience and artist to see the world from the perspectives of others as we […]

The media ship be sinking.

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos reportedly blocked the paper's plan to endorse Kamala Harris and thousands of readers have canceled their subscriptions.

Transphobic messages carry consequences beyond Nov. 5The post Group pushes back against anti-trans election ads appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LGBTQ Rights, Gay News.

Over 30 years ago, I met Katharine Graham, at the time the publisher of

Editor-at-Large of the Washington Post Robert Kagan has resigned. This follows the paper’s decision not to endorse any political candidate in the presidential election. Both presidential candidates are in Texas Friday night. Former President Donald Trump is appearing on the Joe Rogan podcast, while Vice President Kamala Harris is rallying with Beyonc as we enter […]

An endorsement for Harris had reportedly already been drafted

Elite anxiety is bleeding into public commentary, suggesting we have more than an election to worry about in the coming weeks.

Dozens of journalists threw public tantrums this week, including at least four who quit their jobs after the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post declined to publish overwrought endorsements of Kamala Harris that would have changed the minds of precisely zero voters. Bless their sad little hearts. Like a bunch of woke nerds after their professor refused to give out an extra homework assignment...

The environmental PAC NRDC Action Votes created the Easter egg-filled spot, which sees the senator standing in for the would-be serial killer from the 2000 cult classic film.

A lawsuit demanding the release of the police report was filed by Washington-based government transparency group American Oversight, and a federal judge ordered it be made public by Friday.

Washington workers could see a bigger chunk of their paychecks going toward Paid Family and Medical Leave next year as the increasingly popular state program remains under financial pressure.

Seldom do editorials make the news. However, The Washington Post, following in the footsteps of The Los Angeles Times, has managed to accomplish that feat by not printing one. William Lewis, the papers publisher and chief executive officer,