API President & CEO @MJ_Sommers sits down with actor Andy Garcia of the hit series Landman to discuss Hollywood’s portrayal of the energy industry, and the real people whose work powers the country long after the cameras stop rolling.

Landmen are among the essential workers that power America.

The oil and natural gas industry is built on pride, grit and commitment. Honored to partner with Permian Strategic Partnership yesterday in Midland–Odessa to celebrate energy workers who keep the lights on and the economy moving.

API's @MJ_Sommers talks about the men and women who power America at our event with Permian Strategic Partnership in Midland, TX. WATCH:

It’s a dream working in Sports at The Washington Post. We take pride in our work and do our best to deliver compelling coverage you can’t find anywhere else. If that means something to you now is a good time to let everyone know. #SaveThePost

People ask me what my favorite part of working at The Post is and I often tell them my granddad. A native Washingtonian, he’s an avid sports fan. When I was hired in 2021, it was a full-circle moment for my family. Serving local readers like him is a privilege. #SaveThePost

We wouldn’t have PTI without Post Sports. I remember so vividly being a rookie reporter in a cubicle, about 10 feet from Tony and Mike’s much fancier offices. 😂 They’d argue back-and-forth, mostly without getting up from their chairs, so anyone in earshot could hear. We were

If it weren’t for the The Washington Post sports section Dan Snyder would still be the owner of the @commanders. If that doesn’t make you want to #SaveThePost then I don’t know how to help you.

I'm taking requests for specific Sports pages to tweet from The Post's collection of color PDFs, which dates back to April 2002.

Permitting reform isn’t ideological — it’s essential to affordability, reliability and security.

This is an incredibly special thread. Just keep scrolling and scrolling through it, like I just did again. #SaveThePost

Best sports section in the country #SaveThePost here: actionnetwork.org/letters/save-t…

A world where the The Washington Post sports section doesn’t exist in journalism but Ryan Clark does is really sad

For us sports fans of a certain age, the sports section of the newspaper taught us how to read. I didn’t grow up with the Washington Post sports section, but I did grow up because of it. Today’s a sad day for my friends and for all of us.

Growing up reading the Post, I didn’t realize it wasn’t like this in other cities. I didn’t know how lucky we were to enjoy giants of their craft like Kornheiser, Wilbon, Boswell, Kindred & Feinstein. George Solomon, who I am lucky to now call a friend, at the helm of an

Thank you.

For the first time in years, the #Eagles will have a new OL coach. Jeff Stoutland, one of the NFL’s most respected O-line gurus, won’t be coaching but will stay around the organization. OC Sean Mannion will bring in his own people.

Journalists from The Washington Post have chronicled the biggest and most important moments in our team’s history. We are thankful to these dedicated professionals for the years of coverage they have provided to our passionate fans and to baseball fans across the country.

Can’t wait to read his article!