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Washington Post Launching TV Channel With Amazon Freevee
The Washington Post is launching a free ad-supported TV (FAST) channel with Amazon's Freevee.
According to a report from Deadline, Washington Post Television will be...
Ted Leonsis Offered to Buy MASN As Part of Washington Nationals Bid
Leonsis was hoping to add the Orioles television rights to his network with the aim of creating a "D.C. area super network".
Tucker Carlson: Media ‘Celebrating’ Capture Of Pentagon Leaker
“They are treating him like Osama bin Laden. Maybe a little worse, actually, because, unlike al Qaeda, apparently this kid is a racist.”
Dan Abrams Rails Against Washington Post for NewsNation ‘Hit Piece’
"It was chock full of personal attacks and references to ‘disgraced this and that’ from someone who clearly doesn’t like Chris."
Mark Levin Calls The Washington Post Racist After ‘Constant Targeting’ of Clarence Thomas
Levin said the publication's conduct is "disgusting and unconscionable".
Elon Musk ‘Actively Looking’ For New Twitter CEO
Musk conducted a poll over the week asking users to vote on whether he should remove himself as the CEO of Twitter. The final totals saw over 57% of respondents voting yes.
Megyn Kelly: Media Calls Me ‘Conservative’ When I’m Not
“They do this to me too. Every article that quotes me or has a segment of mine — ‘Conservative podcaster, Megyn Kelly,’ I’m not a conservative, I’m not even a Republican."
Clay Travis: NY Times, WaPost Are ‘Utterly Dependent’ Subscription Model
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton reacted to the news Wednesday after Travis tweeted a video of a contentious town hall at The Washington Post headquarters.
The Washington Post Tells Staffers Layoffs Are Coming
"A number of positions will be eliminated. We anticipate it will be a single digit percentage of our employee base, and we will finalize those plans over the coming weeks."
Tony Katz: Washington Post Story About Shark Week ‘Just Ridiculous’
"I'm not in charge of who goes into whatever the science may be in the study of sharks, but what I want to hear from are the people who study sharks!"