The Washington Post editorial board on Thursday published a scathing op-ed against Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders's (Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren's (Mass.) Medicare for All proposals.
A study conducted by Washington Post reporters uncovered evidence of a gender and racial pay gap at their own newspaper. 
President Donald Trump's Wednesday tweet of a photoshopped image depicting him giving a military dog a medal elicited outrage and a slew of credulous reporting about the meme's origins. 
The Washington Post editorial board blasted 2020 hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) Monday for her opposition to charter schools, accusing her of folding to teachers' unions and saying that children come out "losers" in her plan. 
The family of a young girl who claimed to be the victim of a hate crime at a Virginia Christian school admitted Monday that she invented the incident. 
Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire denied he threatened to resign over concerns the White House would force him to stonewall Congress, contradicting a much-vaunted Washington Post report that emerged on Wednesday. 
The media are rather obsessed with Elizabeth Warren’s obsession with taking “selfies” (NB: they’re not actually selfies) with supporters at campaign events. The Washington Post has taken that fixation to a whole new level by publishing an article that earnestly considers the question: Could Elizabeth Warren be the next Frederick Douglass?
The New York Times recycled analysis of the Trump administration's claims of Iranian bellicosity, publishing two pieces just months apart raising questions about whether President Donald Trump's accusations against the Khamenei regime could be trusted given his tendency to stretch the truth. 
A Washington Post investigation found that a war story frequently told by 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on the campaign trail was false in nearly every detail. 
MSNBC analyst Richard Stengel said he didn't think anyone should be "rooting for a recession" Thursday during a discussion of economist fears of a downturn. 