The Washington Post is a privately-owned American newspaper founded in 1877 and headquartered in the United States. Currently employing approximately 3,660 people, it is owned by Jeff Bezos's Nash Holdings. The publication functions as a national newspaper of record, known for its extensive political coverage, especially concerning the U.S. government, and also provides comprehensive reporting on national and international news, business, technology, and the arts. Besides its print edition, The Washington Post maintains a substantial online presence with a considerable digital subscriber base and operates multiple international news bureaus.
Representatives Don Bacon and Ro Khanna plan to introduce bipartisan legislation exempting coffee products from tariffs imposed after January 19, 2025. The Washington Post reported on this draft legislation on an unspecified Friday. The exemption would include roasted and decaffeinated coffee, coffee husks and skins, and coffee-containing drinks or substitutes. A joint Washington Post and KFF investigation found that one in six parents skip or delay routine childhood vaccines. A separate KFF-Washington Post survey, conducted on September 16, 2025, explored parents' trust in and confusion about childhood vaccines, examining their decision-making processes and uncertainties regarding vaccine safety.
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