The Washington Post’s White House team directly pleaded with owner Jeff Bezos, the uber-rich Amazon founder, to halt rumored plans of massive layoffs across the newsroom, according to reports. The scribes emphasized their reliance on colleagues who could be on the chopping block amid unconfirmed rumors WaPo is gearing up to fire around 300 people as the paper grapples with declining readership,

Washington Post’s White House team tries to halt massive layoffs by appealing directly to Jeff Bezos - ‘Given the uncertainty facing the Post, we wanted to tell you directly how the White House team relies on other desks and explain how our colleagues’ work helps lift up our own,

With widespread layoffs expected at The Washington Post in the coming weeks, teams of reporters are sending impassioned letters to owner Jeff Bezos, urging him not to shrink the newsroom.

The Washington Post's team of White House reporters sent a letter to Jeff Bezos on Tuesday pleading with the paper's billionaire owner to stave off steep layoffs expected to hit a number of the paper's reporting desks,

The East Wing, beneath which an underground bomb shelter has been located since the 1940s, was demolished in October.

NBC News spoke to 15 people about how the Trump administration scrambled to respond to a second fatal shooting in Minneapolis.

The White House posted eight mugshots of illegal immigrants from the Department of Homeland Security’s - Worst of the Worst - database on X.

Mike Tyson and Jordan's Queen Rania were among invited guests who got a first look at Brett Ratner's "Melania" documentary in a White House preview.