TeamWashPost

06/22/2026

Your story awaits at The Washington Post. We have open roles across our Newsroom, as well as marketing, sales, finance, HR, engineering, and more. It takes all of us to reinvent news. Explore opportunities and apply today: https://wapo.st/m/Washington-Post-Careers

06/08/2026

Welcome to The Post, Class of 2026 Interns 🎉⁣
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This summer, 40 interns across our Newsroom and Engineering & Business Operations teams will contribute to work that informs, engages, and connects our audiences. From reporting and design to engineering and finance, we’re excited to learn from their perspectives and support them as they begin their careers.⁣

Meet our Interns: https://wapo.st/m/washpostinterns
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Interested in joining a future class? Stay tuned for Summer 2027 internship applications opening later this year.⁣ Your story awaits!
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06/04/2026

Today, we’re taking you behind the scenes at The Washington Post’s inaugural Building America Summit!⁣
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From conversations on the future of innovation to a newspaper delivery from Spot the robot, the day brought together leaders, policymakers, and journalists to explore how America is building for the future.⁣
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We’re proud of the team and volunteers across the Post who made this day possible. It takes all of us. ⁣
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05/29/2026

Congratulations to our journalists and partners at FRONTLINE, Evident Media, and Bellingcat on an Emmy-winning investigation!

“Strike on Iran: The Nuclear Question” combined on-the-ground reporting with forensic analysis to examine the impact of the June 2025 Israel-U.S. bombing campaign on Iran’s nuclear program and the events that preceded the current war. We’re proud of the collaborative reporting and storytelling that brought this investigation to audiences around the world.

Read more: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/announcement/frontline-2026-news-documentary-emmy-awards/

05/22/2026

launched a new weekday show, “Make It Make Sense,” featuring journalists from across the Opinion section for candid conversations, debate, and sharp takes on the biggest stories of the day.

The show reflects how our teams continue to evolve journalism across platforms and formats. Interested in work like this? Explore opportunities with our Opinion team on our Careers website!

05/05/2026

ICYMI: The staff of The Washington Post won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for public service for coverage of the Trump administration’s efforts to transform the federal government, and former Post photojournalist Jahi Chikwendiu won for feature photography. The Post was also a finalist for national reporting for coverage of the immigration crackdown across the country. We are proud of the impactful work our teams deliver every day.

Read more here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/pr/2026/05/04/read-washington-posts-2026-pulitzer-prize-winners/

04/24/2026

At The Post, our Food team connects directly with readers, bringing them closer to the restaurants, recipes, and trends that shape how we eat.⁣⁣
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Join food critic Elazar Sontag for a live Dining Chat on Wednesday, April 29 at 11 a.m. ET as he engages with readers’ most pressing questions around restaurant culture, the DC dining scene, and more. You might even get one of your questions answered! ⁣Submit here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2026/04/29/dining-chat-elazar-sontag-food-critic/
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04/13/2026

ICYMI: Congratulations to our journalists and partners on the 3x nominations for "Strike on Iran: The Nuclear Question," featuring visual forensics reporters Nilo Tabrizy and Jarrett Ley, international security correspondent Souad Mekhennet, and national intelligence reporter Warren Strobel:

• Outstanding Investigative Coverage: Long Form
• Outstanding Video Journalism: News
• Outstanding Editing: News

Read more here: https://bit.ly/3OyVScy

Watch FRONTLINE's documentary in collaboration with The Washington Post, Evident Media & Bellingcat investigating Iran’s nuclear program in the aftermath of U.S. and Israeli strikes.

03/31/2026

At The Post, we reinvent news through design.⁣
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You may have read this story, but did you know senior interactive news designer Tucker Harris used prop money to build detailed visuals throughout the article? This is the kind of creative problem-solving and innovation that goes into our work every day.⁣
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It takes all of us to make journalism more impactful.

Read the article here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2025/billionaires-politics-money-influence/