Washington Post Promotes Nuclear Agenda Tied to Bezos’ Investments
The Washington Post relies on factual errors and distortions to make the case for the Trump administration’s unprecedented cuts to nuclear safety regulation.
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The Washington Post relies on factual errors and distortions to make the case for the Trump administration’s unprecedented cuts to nuclear safety regulation.


The Washington Post’s losses, reportedly as much as $100 million a year, are mere pocket change for Jeff Bezos.


The Washington Post, which serves the interests of its mega-billionaire owner Jeff Bezos, unsurprisingly thinks taxing billionaire wealth is a bad idea.


The data center controversy was downplayed by the Washington Post—owned by the founder of Amazon, a company at the forefront of the data center buildout,


The idea that France may not be able to afford its social spending is a fantasy Washington Post reporters are presenting to their readers as fact.


As shocking as Bezos’ groveling is, it’s just the latest in a string of extraordinary favors he’s done for Trump and Elon Musk.


The Washington Post won’t say why it cancelled a six-figure ad buy calling for Elon Musk to be fired.


It wasn’t just Jeff Bezos’s company that threw Elon Musk a lifeline, but also his newspaper.


The new direction sounds like the Foxification of the Washington Post, a move away from any attempt to hold the powerful to account and toward inexpensive clickbait punditry.


Washington Post editors may not be backing down, but they are hearing you.


“I’ve never had a cartoon killed because of who or what I chose to aim my pen at. Until now.”


While media are focused on how Bezos bent the knee for Trump, it may be President Harris whom Jeff Bezos fears most.


In blocking endorsements expected to go to Trump’s opponent, billionaire owners are using their media power to help a fellow billionaire.


The Washington Post favors cuts over human welfare. Exactly the kind of perspective Bezos deemed well worth putting his money behind.


Media companies deemed the future of space tourism more newsworthy than the exploitation that has, at least partially, funded its infancy.


Assaults on Choice Aren’t News (Here) Republican state lawmakers introduced more than 500 bills that would restrict abortion rights by mid-May—including some that would charge women who terminated their pregnancies with murder. But from the beginning of the year until May 16, NBC News didn’t once mention these attempts to roll back reproductive freedom. (They […]


The real test is not whether corporate media were able to condemn a president’s seditious acts, but whether they go back to business as usual.


Election Focus 2020: FAIR has been following the issue of the Washington Post’s bias against Bernie Sanders for quite some time, so we’re happy to offer the evidence CNN and the Post protest is lacking.


The Washington Post’s recent pro-Uber reporting is not an anomaly, but part of a pattern at the paper, which no longer bothers to inform readers of its owner’s ties to the ride-hailing company.


Election Focus 2020: FAIR has been following the issue of the Washington Post’s bias against Bernie Sanders for quite some time, so we’re happy to offer the evidence CNN and the Post protest is lacking.

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