The Washington Post editorial board is now
an embarrassment
November 11, 2025
Jeff Bezos was actually a decent steward of the Washington Post when he first bought it in 2013. He put money into the business and let it operate, editorially at least, independently. The newsroom rewarded his trust by winning many awards, including a Pulitzer for its January 6 coverage. Technologically, he brought it up to speed, doubling its web viewership in three years which, in fact, made it profitable.
But the hiring of Will Lewis as publisher and CEO has been a disaster. Cozying up to Trump has been an embarrassment. And now his editorial policies threaten to be ruinous. He needs a swift and decisive course correction to right this ship.
Our ability to blow shit up isn’t effective use of power or wise strategy. The Iran attack is yet another misbegotten escapade.
People are paying thousands per ticket to see one former Eagle lip synch. This isn't nostalgia; it’s lunacy.
When it comes to poetry, I'm still moved by rhyme and meter. Send me to jail.
How badly is the audience for indie films really shrinking?
A man completely lacking in propriety, decency, decorum, and respect.
Was Frank Gehry’s influence on architecture as profound as his admirers claim?
China has taken our IP, replaced our workers, and is aiming to make Apple a “joint venture”.
What happens when mutually assured annihilation becomes ineffective as a deterrent against existentially desperate foreign nuclear powers?
A trip down memory lane with artwork that has stood the test of time.
RT’s understated charm and brilliance, when performing acoustically, seems to play better in more intimate venues.
