Glenn Kessler accepts a buyout and departs from the Washington Post — here’s a compilation of his least impressive pieces.
Kessler’s Departure from the Washington Post and Controversial Tenure The Washington Post’s fact-checking leader has accepted a buyout, which has sparked a look back at some of his more questionable moments during his lengthy career. Glenn Kessler shared his decision on Facebook after other prominent figures, including Jonathan Capehart and Katherine Rumpel, accepted similar offers. […]
Biased Fact Checker from Washington Post Resigns
Glen Kessler Leaves Washington Post After Ownership Change Glen Kessler, who has been at the helm of the Washington Post’s fact-checking operation since 2010, announced his departure from the paper following its recent acquisition. He shared this news in a LinkedIn post, where he mentioned he plans to explore new opportunities. Kessler expressed that financial […]
Disgraced ‘Fact Checker’ Glenn Kessler leaves the Washington Post
During his initial term, Barack Obama notably didn’t make a trip to Israel. It’s a fact—Obama engaged with the entire Middle East but skipped Israel altogether. This was pointed out by Mitt Romney during the 2012 election campaign, and even though Romney highlighted this oversight, Glenn Kessler from the *Washington Post* claims Romney was misrepresenting […]
NFL player calls Washington team the ‘Redskins’
Linebacker Von Miller Addresses Press Conference for Washington Commanders Linebacker Von Miller officially joined the Washington Commanders, and in the process, he referred to the team as the “Washington Redskins” during his inaugural press conference. This occurred on the team’s first day as they introduced two Super Bowl champions ahead of the 2025 season. Within […]
Washington Post nearly loses all obituary reporters due to staff buyout departures
Staff Departures at The Washington Post Recent reports indicate that The Washington Post is experiencing a significant staff exodus, coinciding with one reporter’s decision to accept a media acquisition offer and leave the company. Michael Schaffer, a Senior Editor at Politico Magazine, discussed the effects of the new “voluntary separation program” (VSP) as it relates […]
Three More Unbearable Leftists Depart Struggling Washington Post
There’s a sense of relief in the air as some familiar figures associated with the Washington Post seem to be stepping back, including Philip Bump, Catherine Rampell, and Jonathan Capehart. The Washington Post is becoming a bit leaner. “Professional news updates” I wrote it X earlier this week, Rampel announced her departure after 11 years […]
Kenneth Washington, the final living member of the ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ cast, has passed away at 89.
Kenneth Washington, Star of Hogan’s Heroes, Passes Away Kenneth Washington, widely recognized for his role in the classic 1960s sitcom Hogan’s Heroes, has died at the age of 89. Born on October 19, 1935, Washington portrayed a radio expert named Sergeant Baker. He began his journey in the entertainment industry during the mid-1950s. According to […]
“I Want Him In Washington” – Trump Endorses Important Senate Candidate
Trump Endorses Whatley for Senate Seat in North Carolina Donald Trump has voiced his support for RNC Chairman Michael Whatley to take on the Senate seat in North Carolina. “He’s tough on border issues, focused on reducing crime, supports our military and veterans, advocates for tax cuts, and stands firmly behind the Second Amendment. I […]
USDA plans to leave multiple buildings in Washington and move employees to regional centers.
On Thursday, the USDA announced plans to shift many of its staff from Washington, D.C., to five regional hubs, resulting in the vacating of several buildings in the capital, including its prominent research center. More than 2,000 employees will be relocating away from the D.C. area, according to the agency’s news release. The remaining 2,600 […]
USDA will leave multiple buildings in Washington and move employees to regional locations.
USDA to Relocate Staff from Washington, D.C. to Regional Hubs The USDA announced plans on Thursday to shift a significant number of its staff from Washington, D.C., to five regional hubs, leading to the vacating of multiple buildings in the capital, including its main research center. After this restructuring, the agency expects that over 2,000 […]