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Everyone (we know of) who left WaPo this month
Then there are the legions of readers who are leaving. My WaPo subscription runs until April, after which I will not renew. The only thing I still read there is Carolyn Hax's advice column, and since November the comments section on that has been full of subscribers saying they're leaving because of the non-endorsement decision. More on reddit.com
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January 4, 2025Washington Post issues two corrections to Taylor Lorenz article that had already been stealth-edited
I like Lorenz's reporting, though I'll admit her Twitter persona doesn't always do her favors. That said, these are really pretty minor errors — saying you contacted someone for comment who is maybe the 5th or 6th biggest person in the piece, with nothing particularly controversial said about them. It's not good to do, but it seems like the kind of thing that could easily be attributed to carelessness. People were making it out like she lied about this big thing, which isn't the case. More on reddit.com
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January 18, 2022We’re Washington Post journalists who spent months reporting on one of the biggest leaks of government secrets in U.S. history and Jack Teixeira’s possible motivations. Ask us anything.
I remember reading about the leaks related to War Thunder, where gamers with security clearances wanted to win arguments about the capabilities of tanks and other military hardware. In your reporting you say Texeira's motive appeared to be just ... clout? Any more details about motivation, or the reception by the communities he was trying to impress? It baffles me that someone would risk their freedom just to get some strangers online to think they are cool. More on reddit.com
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December 14, 2023We’re Washington Post journalists reporting extensively on the classified documents recovered from Mar-a-Lago. Ask us anything.
He gonna go to jail or what?
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January 4, 2025 -
Doing some end-of-the-year email cleaning, and thought I'd share the farewell messages we've gotten through HR. Written on a burner account, of course. Here's who leaving and where they're going
Jan 4. Op/ed cartoonist Ann Talnaes.
Jan 2. White House reporter Tyler Pager / New York Times
Dec 31. Political reporter Michael Scherer / The Atlantic
Dec 31. Political reporter Ashley Parker / The Atlantic
Dec 20. Health researcher McKenzie Beard / New York Post
Dec 17. Megan Griffith-Greene, service journalism / Poynter Institute
Dec 9. Managing editor Matea Gold / NYT
Dec 4. Harry Stevens, climate / NYT
Nov. Hannah Allam, national security / Propublica
There are a few more, but they weren't publicly announced, so I won't put them here. But they include a female environmentalist, female researchers who were not renewed and a group of project managers who were laid off.
There is a trend for departures: critical politics reporters; journalists who cover climate, environment, public service; women.
Edit: Adds more names thanks to the people commenting here.
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