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An astounding look at just how dang small plastic can get and what happens when they end up inside of our bodies. Incredible visualizations and explanatory reporting from Simon Ducroquet Shannon Osaka and the rest of the climate team wapo.st/3xlA4se

Incoming Post editor tied to self-described ‘thief’ who claimed role in his reporting wapo.st/3Vu7PQ6

One week after Helene hit western North Carolina, volunteers are still trying to bring food to hungry, stranded people — by foot, by ATV, even by horseback. Dino Grandoni and Alice Li with words, photos and video from a still-devastated Appalachia. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

1/ Now that I’m an editor, I usually only write one story per year. So for my 2024 offering, I journeyed to Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Carolyn Van Houten and Alice Li to show what’s at stake – on both sides – when it comes to oil drilling washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

We won a Pulitzer for public service for our coverage of the Jan. 6 insurrection

On political endorsement wapo.st/3YmeD3T This is cowardice, with democracy as its casualty. @realdonaldtrump will see this as an invitation to further intimidate owner @jeffbezos (and others). Disturbing spinelessness at an institution famed for courage.

Regardless of what appears on opinion pages, the news reporting is strong, speaks truth to power and uncovers things you won't read elsewhere

A statement from Post Guild leadership on the Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate

Are you a Washington Post reader concerned with today’s decision for the Editorial Board to not endorse a candidate this election cycle? Send a letter to CEO and Publisher Will Lewis and Editorial Page Editor David Shipley: bit.ly/3C0oLrx

The Washington Post editorial board as an entity did not endorse, but this just published from eight of our most prominent columnists.

My mom just told me she cancelled her subscription to The Washington Post. She reads every one of my stories. It was a heartbreaking call. I understand why she did it, but I asked her to reconsider. To anyone who has cancelled or is thinking about cancelling, here’s what I said:

We're approaching 10,000 letters sent to Washington Post management over last week's decision to end endorsements. Will you add yours? actionnetwork.org/letters/send-a…

Marty Baron on the consequences of cancelling subscriptions

Sure, chasing butterflies is fun. But wait until you see what Michael J. Coren Alice Li Stella Kalinina and Hailey Haymond captured in this piece about searching for moths in the Mojave Desert: washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

It’s Election Day, and members of Washington Post Guild are working diligently from all sides of the company to keep you informed. The past few weeks have been tough, but we hope you will support us by continuing your @WashingtonPost subscription so we can continue to do this important work

The new police chief quickly impressed the small Texas community he’d sworn to protect. He started a Christmas charity event. He checked on elderly neighbors. He seemed especially good with troubled teenagers. Then they learned who he really was: wapo.st/400dLUA

Step inside Maypearl, Texas, where Chief Kevin Coffey's path of destruction went far beyond the girls he preyed on. Then follow Jenn Abelson, Alice Li & Carolyn Van Houten to a Texas prison to get answers from Coffey himself: wapo.st/400dLUA

The people of Maypearl trusted Police Chief Kevin Coffey. Few were aware that Maypearl was the eighth law enforcement agency that Coffey had worked at in 11 years. And none could have predicted the destruction he would wreak in their town. wapo.st/3Do2i8D

1/ Months after remnants of Hurricane Helene ravaged this community outside Asheville, the storm haunts those trying to rebuild their lives on a single street. A powerful piece from Sarah Kaplan Brady Dennis Hannah Yoon Julia Wall and Alice Li washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

11 months ago the Los Angeles area got a year's worth of rain and faced life-threatening flooding and mudslides now it's on fire after its driest start to a water year on record. These are the increasing extremes of a warming world.