In an interview with Fox News Digital, former Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler called out Jeff Bezos and the ...

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos reportedly put the kibosh on the paper endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election — leading to one editorial board member to quit and ...

Former Washington Post face checker Glenn Kessler spoke with Fox News Digital about the paper's "absentee owner" Jeff Bezos ...

Readers of the Washington Post flocked to read Jeff Bezos' essay this week defending his decision to stop his editorial board from endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris. They wanted to see his ...

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos (The New York Times DealBook Summit 2024 Live/posted by Andrew Ross Sorkin) ANTI-TRUMP COLUMNIST JENNIFER RUBIN QUITS WASHINGTON POST, BLASTS OWNER JEFF BEZOS ...

The Washington Post is not for sale, spokespeople for the newspaper and its owner Jeff Bezos told CNN on Monday. They denied a New York Post report, which cited unnamed sources, suggesting the ...

Jeff Bezos has the temerity to believe that he runs The Washington Post. He can be forgiven this understanding of his role since he does, as a technical matter . . . own the newspaper.

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post in 2013, and within three years the paper had doubled its web traffic and become profitable -- an impressive feat for a media company that ...

Two prominent former Washington Post editors pushed owner Jeff Bezos to fire CEO Will Lewis last month, The New York Times reported Thursday. The news came amid ongoing internal strife at the Post ...

On his way to Seattle in 1994 to launch the company he would call Amazon, Jeff Bezos stopped off at the Washington Post. In a biographical introduction to Invent and Wander, a book of Bezos’s ...

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, bought The Washington Post in 2013. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images By Benjamin Mullin and Katie Robertson ...

Jeff Bezos has been a model newspaper owner since he purchased The Washington Post in 2013, growing the paper's technology capabilities and avoiding meddling in editorial matters.