A tiny paper broke the George Santos scandal, but no one paid attention. My latest with ⁦Ashley Fetters Maloy⁩ washingtonpost.com/media/2022/12/…

Classic ⁦Hank Stuever⁩ to describe her as one of the last great listeners washingtonpost.com/entertainment/…

Brilliant, by ⁦Ben Terris⁩ and ⁦Dan Zak⁩ on the mess with the vote for speaker washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023…

It was 55 years ago today Johnny Cash gave the concert at Folsom Prison that led to a live album that led to superstardom. And I was there for the LA Times. Talk about great memories. Thttps://www.latimes.com/entertainment/music/posts/la-et-ms-hilburn-cash-qa-20131013-story.html

This makes it official. I promise to take no prisoners theguardian.com/gnm-press-offi…

Ian Falconer, the author of the “Olivia” books and of more than 30 New Yorker covers, died on Tuesday, at the age of 63. See more of Falconer’s many covers, which display his wonderfully tender yet devastatingly sharp wit: nyer.cm/c6JVV3o

This was the town gathering spot in the neighborhood I grew up in. This, and Century21

I met Molly when we were on strike from the Detroit newspapers in 1995. She was a restaurant critic working as a waitress at Maria’s in Ferndale. When Bob Ourlian and I got engaged, she comp’d our dinner and was so happy for us. Just a lovely woman.

Many congratulations to these superb The Washington Post journalists and other @pulitzerprizes winners and finalists whose work showed why deeply reported and nuanced journalism is so essential. whohttps://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2023/05/08/washington-post-pulitzer-prize-2023/

Amazing send off for David Malitz, a fantastic editor and even better human heading to The New York Times. Absolutely magical to work with him everyday, I will miss him very much.

Everything is FREE this week at The Washington Post, no paywall, letting in the riffraff. Look but please don't touch. Click subscribe if you're experiencing a sudden onset of virtue. washingtonpost.com

28 years #noscabpapers Bob Ourlian

The Washington Post Style section relaunches with a new design, newsletter and social products to introduce highly visual, immersive formats wapo.st/3Ez8vvR

This afternoon, we began correcting the original sin of The Washington Post's digital existence: no Style section. No way for readers to experience the mix of culture, politics, arts, media and weirdness that has defined Style in print for 50+ years. 1/3 washingtonpost.com/style/

Some news orgs already have the best #TaylorSwift correspondent. Reporting from East Rutherford and last night's game, Style's Emily Yahr throws the long pass (is that right? I don't speak fluent sportsball) on the meaning of TnT. wapo.st/3LKR1jM

.The Washington Post today named Scott Vance Managing Editor, overseeing the International, Business, and Sports departments. A 28-year veteran of The Post, he has spent the last decade as a Deputy Managing Editor working across the newsroom. washingtonpost.com/pr/2023/10/02/…

Decades of new writers, editors and ideas for change, but still very much itself. Happy 55th birthday to The Washington Post's Style section, which debuted on 1/6/69 and, remarkably, is still going at it. washingtonpost.com/style/

Thank you, Society for Features Journalism (@SFJ) for the great news today about all the The Washington Post wins in this year's Excellence in Feature Writing contest. Definitely brightened our day with wins for Style, Arts, Food, Sports and more! featuresjournalism.org/blog/2024/6/19…

A little pre-debate ❤️ content in the Karen Tumulty live chat on the The Washington Post:

It just feels right that Sally is the inaugural winner of this award