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Washington Post CEO Lewis Exits After Gutting a Third of Staff
Will Lewis departed Saturday — three days after mass layoffs he ordered but didn't announce, and one day after walking the NFL Honors red carpet
Will Lewis departed Saturday — three days after mass layoffs he ordered but didn't announce, and one day after walking the NFL Honors red carpet
Four Republican senators and two House members publicly condemned the post before the White House blamed a staffer and took it down
Administration claimed a majority of Americans say their finances are improving — the same day data showed the worst January for job cuts since the Great Recession
The only Black Republican senator and NRSC chairman called the Truth Social post "the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House" and urged its removal
White House defends the clip as a Lion King meme while critics point to a stark accountability gap between the president and others who shared the same imagery
Clinton contempt push opens door for future Democratic subpoenas targeting Trump family and associates over Epstein ties
Transportation, technology and healthcare sectors lead job cuts as employers signal pessimism about 2026 economic outlook
Federal judge rejects apex doctrine claim, ruling 'extraordinary circumstances' require sworn testimony on DOGE's closure of foreign aid agency