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How The Media Is Lambasting Saudi Arabia For Executing 47 Prisoners

Western news outlets fear consequences across the Middle East and want the U.S. to take a tougher stance.
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Washington Post Claims It Dropped A Progressive Columnist Because Of Poor Readership. Readers Aren't Happy.

Bernie Sanders says the columnist's "insights will be sorely missed."
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The Big Problem With The FBI's Tracking Of Fatal Shootings By Police

A Washington Post senior editor says the agency did "a very poor job."
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Washington Post Retracts Cartoon Depicting Ted Cruz's Daughters As Dancing Monkeys

Cruz slammed the paper, saying his children are "out of your league."
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Jeff Bezos Is Taking A More Hands-On Role At The Washington Post

By LUKAS I. ALPERT and JACK MARSHALL, The Wall Street Journal

Journalists Behind Bars: 2015 Report Highlights China, Egypt

Eritrea, Ethiopia and Turkey also figured prominently on the list.
By Cara Anna, AP

WashPost: Reporter's Case Should Give US Pause In Iran Dealings

Thursday marks the 500th day of journalist Jason Rezaian's detention, and publisher Frederick J. Ryan Jr. says the case should give everyone pause.
By Matthew Lee, AP

Brother Of Iran-Held Reporter Delivers Petition For Release

Thursday marked 500 days since Jason Rezaian's arrest on July 22, 2014.
By Karen Matthews, AP

Newspaper Vet Is Turning 83 And Looking For His Next Gig

After four decades, The Washington Post decided not to renew veteran national security columnist's contract.
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Washington Post: Iran-Held Reporter Is In 'Immediate Danger'

Thursday will mark 500 days since Jason Rezaian was arrested,
By Cara Anna, AP