A former top editor at the Washington Post, Robert Kagan, has made some big claims. He says the newspaper's owner, Jeff Bezos, made a deal with former President Donald Trump. The deal was supposedly to stop the Post from endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. Kagan says Tru
Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, just scored a big win in Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Inquirer, the state's biggest newspaper, endorsed her for the White House. This is huge news because Pennsylvania is a key swing state that could decide the election. The editorial board had
Former President Donald Trump, now running for office again, made a bold claim during a rally in Las Vegas. He said that if he wins the election on November 5, he'll call Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that very night. His goal? To end the war in Ukraine
The Washington Post has decided not to endorse any presidential candidates this year or in the future, according to an announcement by its publisher, Will Lewis. This choice was made by the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, who blocked an endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris. Lewis said this isn't
The Washington Post's cartoon team decided to have some fun with the paper's recent decision not to endorse a presidential candidate. They created a dark, formless image that seemed to poke fun at the newspaper's popular slogan, "Democracy Dies in Darkness. " This happened shortly after the paper's
In the third quarter of 2024, China's smartphone market saw a slight bump, with around 69 million phones shipped—a 3. 2% increase from last year. This marks the fourth straight quarter of growth, mostly thanks to local brands. Vivo, for instance, boosted its sales by 21. 5%, staying at the top spot
For the first time in decades, The Washington Post has decided not to endorse a candidate in the upcoming presidential race. This move has sparked a wave of criticism, especially from those who believe the paper's role is to shine light on democracy. The paper's publisher, William Lewis, explained t
The Washington Post, known for its influential endorsements, will not back a candidate in the 2024 presidential election. This shift comes as a shock to many, given the paper’s history of supporting presidential candidates since the 1980s. The decision was made by the newspaper’s owner, Amazon found
Ever since Kyle Larson joined the Indy 500, there's been a big debate about who's the world's best driver. While many Americans back Larson, Europeans stand by F1 superstar Max Verstappen. But what does racing legend Tony Stewart think? He believes both drivers are incredibly talented and could succ
The Washington Post, a long-standing tradition of endorsing presidential candidates, decided to break from this practice in the 2024 election. This sudden change sparked criticism and curiosity among the public. The paper’s owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, was reportedly behind the decision to not
