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"reporter-free newsroom" we had a good run lads
Harriet Williamson@harriepw
Multiple sources said they were told regarding the redundancy wave that PinkNews was looking to shift to a reporter-free newsroom
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Emily Bloch
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National news + youth & internet culture: @phillyinquirer • 📝: @teenvogue @cosmopolitan @bonappetit • SPJ • @jaxdotcom alum • she/her • [email protected]
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Emily Bloch retweetledi
I cannot overstate how badly you need to read this story about someone terrorizing Philadelphia restauranteurs with unwanted promotional pallets of Helluva Good! french onion dip
The Philadelphia Inquirer@PhillyInquirer
600 tubs of French dip mysteriously showed up at several Philly restaurants ebx.sh/UHlmsA
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A headline about Donna Kelce’s home renovation snowballed into the ‘biggest meme of the year’ ebx.sh/TjJ0Dc
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Donna Kelce is renovating her Florida home. But you probably already know that if you're online: share.inquirer.com/9N41My
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Aaron Fisher gained online attention for tracking the best ways to optimize Wawa's rewards program. Now he's sharing his homework with the class: share.inquirer.com/e3hww8
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Brace yourself for rising gas prices 📈. I chat with experts who explain: share.inquirer.com/LKcywe
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Minneapolis artist Abby Haddican's custom font, Times New Resistance, autocorrects Trump to ‘felon’ and ICE to ‘goon squad.’ share.inquirer.com/Tro5Kn
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Emily Bloch retweetledi
An editor for a newspaper encouraging “removing writing from reporters’ workloads” should just resign
Sam Allard@SceneSallard
Imagine being a bright-eyed J-School grad eager to launch your reporting career, and the editor of Cleveland's metro daily puts you on blast for wanting to be a journalist instead of an AI content farmer. cleveland.com/news/2026/02/j…
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Philadelphians are annoying, unfriendly, and stressed. But hey, we have the best sandwiches. That’s at least how ChatGPT views the city, according to a new analysis: share.inquirer.com/dmtUlh
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It’s not just Chappell Roan: I break down the Wasserman fallout in a way that’s easy to understand — and spell out which of your favorite artists are also repped by the mega agency whose CEO was name dropped in the Epstein files. share.inquirer.com/1F65qd
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Former Washington Post reporters launch GoFundMe to help repatriate international staff who was fired and now facing logistical challenges getting out of their countries and back home. gofundme.com/f/support-for-…
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This story by Paul Duggan, who has worked at The Washington Post since 1987, and which includes him narrating it for audio, is currently the most read story on The Post's homepage. He was laid off this week.
washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2026/…
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Emily Bloch retweetledi
Disney and ABC are leaving money on the table by not making #TheMuppetShow a weekly series and making each song available after air. The number of people on social who want to stream “Manchild” with chicken backup vocals and the “Islands in the Stream” cover speak volumes
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Brittany is a brilliant writer and always has an interesting story in her notebook. She uncovered predatory debt collecting by private schools, investigated the Florida condo collapse and tried living a modern life without a smartphone. Anyone would be lucky to work with her.
Brittany Shammas@britsham
I’ve had a hard time finding the words to share this, but I was laid off yesterday by The Washington Post. I loved my time there, especially the last year, which I spent working for dream editor @byTheresaVargas on a new team dedicated to narrative and accountability stories
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Emily Bloch retweetledi
A non-journalist friend asked me — is losing 300 people from a newsroom a lot?
I pointed out there are about 200 journalists at the Philadelphia Inquirer and about 100 at the Baltimore Banner. Imagine losing both those publications in a day.
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My colleague Marty Weil is one of The Post’s last living ties to Watergate. He’s covered stories that range from local crime to the Sept. 11 attacks to whimsical weather musings.
After 60 years, he was laid off yesterday by email. nytimes.com/2026/02/05/bus…
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The GoFundMe to help support our hundreds of #washingtonPost journalists fired yesterday has raised about $350,000 in 24 hours.
Says a lot about what the Post means to people.
gofundme.com/f/standing-tog…
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Emily Bloch retweetledi
If you’re mad at Bezos about today’s layoffs, cancel Amazon — not your Post subscription.
2/3 of the newsroom is still full of talented journalists dedicated to truth, accountability + storytelling. All who just lost colleagues, mentors, and friends.
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I arrived at The Post during a personal and professional nadir. But they welcomed me into their merry band of misfits, and believed in me — so I started believing in myself, too.
My ode to what makes The Post so special. ❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹theatlantic.com/politics/2026/…
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