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entertainment1 month ago•39 min saved

Fall 2026 TV Slate: A Curated Guide to the Season's Top 55 Premieres

Variety's comprehensive list of 55 anticipated fall shows contrasts with The Washington Post's 'post-peak TV' perspective, which highlights a smaller, curated selection of top-tier dramas. While Variety emphasizes the sheer volume of new content, The Post argues the slate is less overwhelming than previous years. TVLine provides specific plot details for returning broadcast favorites, confirming a steady but manageable release schedule across major networks and streaming platforms.

via variety.com|

#entertainment #fall-tv-2026 #network-premieres

world4 months ago•13 min saved

Vance recounts 'unsettling' Vatican talk on migration before Pope Francis's death

U.S. Vice President JD Vance says his April meeting with Vatican officials, including Cardinal Pietro Parolin, was unsettled because the Vatican would not move beyond generic moral guidance on migration; the encounter occurred days before a Easter-morning meeting with Pope Francis, who Vance said appeared frail. In the memoir, he also notes that Francis’ successor should be careful about theology and advocates for honest, non‑cliche dialogue on moral issues.

via The Independent|

#jd-vance #migration #pope-francis

world6 months ago•36 min saved

US fires 850 Tomahawks into Iran, triggering munitions stockpile concerns

Pentagon officials warn that about 850 Tomahawk missiles have been fired in the Iran conflict, prompting internal talks about replenishing stocks as the campaign continues; some observers say remaining missiles could be a small fraction of the arsenal, potentially creating a gap in broader operations, while preliminary findings link a Tomahawk strike to an elementary school in Minab that killed about 175 people.

via Yahoo|

#iran #munitions-stockpile #pentagon

media2 years ago•1 min saved

Washington Post Editor Sally Buzbee Steps Down Amid Shakeup

Sally Buzbee has stepped down as executive editor of The Washington Post and will be replaced by Matt Murray until the 2024 election, after which Robert Winnett will take over. The Post plans to launch a new newsroom division focused on video storytelling, AI, and flexible payment methods by the third quarter of 2024.

via The Hill|

#matt-murray #media #newsroom-changes

sports2 years ago•2 min saved

Kim Mulkey Defends LSU Against Media Portrayals, Shrugs Off Unflattering Profiles

LSU coach Kim Mulkey says she likely won't read a recent Washington Post profile about her, which includes quotes from family members and former players. She defended her team against negative media portrayals and questioned the timing of the article's release. Mulkey's team, LSU, is competing in the NCAA Tournament and is set to play against Iowa.

via The Associated Press|

#defamation-lawsuit #kim-mulkey #lsu

sports2 years ago•4 min saved

"LSU's Kim Mulkey Addresses Media Controversy Amid NCAA Tournament Run"

LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey dismissed the idea that a "sleazy reporter" had distracted her team during their second-round win, despite her public threats to sue The Washington Post over an expected hit piece. Mulkey's Tigers overcame a slow start to secure a dominant 83-56 victory over Middle Tennessee, advancing to the Sweet 16. Mulkey accused the reporter of contacting former players for negative quotes and vowed to sue if a false story is published, while The Washington Post declined to comment on the situation.

via Fox News|

#defamation #kim-mulkey #lsu-womens-basketball

sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"LSU Coach Kim Mulkey Threatens Lawsuit Over Washington Post Article"

LSU coach Kim Mulkey threatened legal action against The Washington Post, claiming the newspaper was working on a "hit piece" about her. Mulkey criticized the reporter for allegedly using sleazy tactics and reaching out to former players for negative comments. She vowed to sue if the story is false, and expressed frustration with the media's tactics, while also emphasizing her focus on her team's performance in the NCAA Tournament.

via The Athletic|

#defamation #kim-mulkey #lsu

labor-dispute2 years ago•2 min saved

Washington Post Journalists Unite in Historic 24-Hour Strike Over Contract Frustrations

Journalists at The Washington Post are preparing for a 24-hour strike in protest of staff cuts and frustrations over contract negotiations. The strike, the largest at the newspaper since the 1970s, comes as the Post faces financial struggles and aims to reduce its workforce by 10%. The union, representing around 1,000 employees, has been negotiating a new contract for 18 months without reaching an agreement. The strike is expected to have a significant impact on the newspaper's operations, while management works to ensure news delivery during the walkout.

via CNN|

#contract-negotiations #labor-dispute #staff-cuts

mediapolitics2 years ago•5 min saved

"The Atlantic, Top Newspapers, and MSNBC Unite to Prevent Second Trump Term Threatening America's Existence"

The Atlantic, along with other major media outlets such as The Washington Post and The New York Times, has launched a campaign against a potential second term for Donald Trump. The Atlantic's entire issue is dedicated to the dangers of another Trump presidency, with top staff writers expressing their concerns. While some stories about Trump are fair game, the media's relentless focus on him has led to accusations of bias and opposition party behavior. Trump's claims of a rigged election and his use of provocative language provide ammunition for his critics, while President Biden receives more favorable coverage.

via Fox News|

#donald-trump #mainstream-media #mediapolitics

business2 years ago•4 min saved

William Lewis Appointed CEO and Publisher of the Washington Post

Will Lewis, former CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Wall Street Journal, has been appointed as the next CEO of The Washington Post. Lewis, a British-born former journalist, will start in his new role on January 2. The appointment comes at a crucial time for the news organization, which has struggled to grow its digital subscription business and is preparing to cover the 2024 presidential election. The Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has reaffirmed its commitment to the publication and described Lewis as an "exceptional, tenacious industry executive."

via The New York Times|

#business #ceo #jeff-bezos

business3 years ago•2 min saved

William Lewis appointed CEO and Publisher of The Washington Post

William Lewis, former CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of the Wall Street Journal, has been named the new CEO and publisher of The Washington Post. Lewis, who has a background in journalism and executive leadership, will take over the position on January 2. He replaces Fred Ryan and will be tasked with addressing the drop in audience and subscribers at The Post, as well as reducing the company's headcount and financial losses. The decision was praised by Jeff Bezos, the owner of The Post, who believes Lewis's experience and vision make him a strong fit for the role.

via The Washington Post|

#business #ceo #media

business3 years ago•1 min saved

"Rising Rivalries: Bezos Faces New Challenger as CNN Brews More Controversy"

The Washington Post plans to cut 240 positions, or roughly 10 percent of its staff, through voluntary buyouts, as part of cost-cutting measures amid financial distress in the media industry. Other media companies, including ABC News and Condé Nast, are also expected to implement staff reductions. The Post, backed by Jeff Bezos, remains relatively stable compared to linear television and magazine businesses but is projected to lose $100 million this year.

via Puck|

#business #cost-cutting #financial-distress

business3 years ago•4 min saved

Washington Post's Expansion Leads to Revenue Shortfall, Resulting in Staff Cuts

The Washington Post is implementing significant staff reductions through voluntary buyouts after overspending during a period of rapid expansion and failing to meet revenue projections. The cuts, evenly distributed between the editorial and business sides, aim to address the company's financial situation and allow for necessary investments. Approximately 240 employees are eligible for buyouts out of the roughly 700 who received notices. The Metro staff is expected to be heavily affected, with a quarter of the team being trimmed. The buyout terms are more generous than previous restructuring efforts, with long-term employees receiving two years of salary and a year of health insurance coverage. The Post's growth under Jeff Bezos saw the newsroom staff increase from 580 to over 1,000, but after the buyouts, it will likely return to around 940 employees. The company's digital subscribers and overall digital audience have declined, contributing to an estimated $100 million loss this year. However, interim CEO Patty Stonesifer stated that Bezos remains open to investing more in The Post once a new publisher is hired.

via The Washington Post|

#business #buyouts #jeff-bezos

business3 years ago•1 min saved

Washington Post to Cut 240 Jobs through Voluntary Buyouts

The Washington Post is planning to cut 240 jobs, or nearly 10% of its workforce, through voluntary buyouts. The decision comes as the company acknowledges being "overly optimistic" about its growth in readership, subscriptions, and ads. This is the second and larger reduction in staff at The Post this year, following the elimination of its Sunday magazine and a handful of jobs in January. The media industry has been facing challenges, with other outlets like NPR, Gannett, CNN, The Los Angeles Times, and Vox Media also announcing significant layoffs. The Post will provide more details to staff in a meeting on Wednesday.

via NPR|

#business #job-cuts #layoffs

media3 years ago•2 min saved

Scott Vance appointed as Managing Editor at The Washington Post

Scott Vance, a veteran newsroom manager, has been promoted to managing editor of The Washington Post. He will join three other managing editors and oversee the paper's international, business, tech, and sports coverage. Vance aims to focus on accountability journalism and expanding the paper's role in readers' lives. The promotion comes at a crucial time for The Post, as it faces economic challenges and seeks a new chief executive. Additionally, three veteran journalists were promoted to deputy managing editor positions.

via The Washington Post|

#managing-editor #media #newsroom