From Legacy To Liability
Bezos saw the demand for unbiased news; the Post simply didn’t meet it.
By Greg Maresca —— Bio and Archives--February 21, 2026
American Politics, News | Comments | Back To Full Article
When the Washington Post laid off one third of its already dwindling staff, including the entire sports department, foreign bureaus, and book reviews, leadership framed it as a “strategic restructuring” in order to cut costs. If the Titanic had been run by Post executives, they would have described the iceberg as a “necessary pivot.”
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