The Washington Post is laying off nearly 100 workers, which is about 4% of its staff, to address growing financial losses.
The layoffs primarily target employees in business roles, as the paper struggles to compete with digital platforms for advertising revenue.
This decision comes amidst editorial turmoil following Jeff Bezos' controversial decision to block an endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris.
In 2023, the newspaper recorded $77 million in losses and a significant drop in readership, leading to additional staff buyouts.
High-profile departures, including veteran journalists, have followed this turmoil, indicating unrest within the organization. More details can be found in the original article here.