Washington Post

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broadsheet newspaper daily newspaper news organization

The Washington Post is a major American newspaper renowned for its investigative journalism, particularly its pivotal reporting on the Watergate scandal that led to President Nixon’s resignation.

Aliases (3)

The Washington Post ×94
The Washington Post investigative team ×1
The Washington Post newsroom ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	broadsheet newspaper → daily newspaper → news organization →
acquiredBy	Jeff Bezos →
awarded	Pulitzer Prize →
basedIn	District of Columbia →
cityOfPublication	Washington, D.C. →
contributedTo	events leading to Richard Nixon’s resignation → exposure of the Watergate scandal →
country	United States →
coverageArea	arts and culture → business → international news → national news → opinion → politics → sports →
dateOfAcquisition	2013 →
format	broadsheet →
formerOwner	Graham family → The Washington Post Company →
foundedAs	four-page Democratic morning paper →
foundedBy	Stilson Hutchins →
hasDigitalProduct	The Washington Post app → Washington Post digital subscription →
hasMotto	Democracy Dies in Darkness →
hasNotableEditor	Ben Bradlee →
hasNotableJournalist	Bob Woodward → Carl Bernstein →
hasSection	Metro → Opinions → Outlook → Style →
hasWebsite	https://www.washingtonpost.com →
headquartersLocation	Washington, D.C. →
inception	1877 →
ISSN	0190-8286 →
language	English →
medium	online → print →
notableEvent	Watergate scandal reporting →
notableFor	coverage of the Watergate scandal → investigative journalism →
OCLC	2269358 →
owner	Jeff Bezos →
politicalAlignment	generally liberal →
printEditionFrequency	daily →
publisher	Nash Holdings LLC →

Referenced by (49)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ben Bradlee ("The Washington Post") → Bob Woodward ("The Washington Post") → Bob Woodward ("The Washington Post") → Carl Bernstein ("The Washington Post") → Irin Carmon ("The Washington Post") → Peter Benchley ("The Washington Post") → Robert Upshur Woodward ("The Washington Post") →	employer
Andrew Bacevich ("The Washington Post") → Christopher J. Lane ("The Washington Post") → David Grann ("The Washington Post") → Simon Johnson ("The Washington Post") →	hasWrittenFor
Graham family ("The Washington Post") → Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	acquired
Carl Bernstein ("The Washington Post investigative team") → Robert Upshur Woodward ("The Washington Post newsroom") →	memberOf
Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting ("The Washington Post") → Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting ("The Washington Post") →	notableRecipient
Graham family ("The Washington Post") → The Washington Post Company ("The Washington Post") →	sold
Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	acquisitionTarget
Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	controls
All the President’s Men ("The Washington Post") →	depicts
Bob Woodward ("The Washington Post") →	employerDuringEvent
White House press corps ("The Washington Post") →	employersInclude
Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	hasControllingInterestIn
The Washington Times-Herald ("The Washington Post") →	hasSuccessor
Deep Throat ("The Washington Post") →	informed
Watergate scandal →	involves
Pentagon Papers ("The Washington Post") →	leakedTo
The Post ("The Washington Post") →	mainSubject
Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	mediaAssets
PRISM ("The Washington Post") →	mediaOutletOfFirstReports
The Washington Times-Herald ("The Washington Post") →	mergedInto
Pulitzer Prize winners ("The Washington Post") →	notableMemberExample
Graham family ("The Washington Post") →	notablePublication
The Washington Post Company ("The Washington Post") →	notableWork
Nash Holdings LLC ("The Washington Post") →	oversees
The Washington Post Company ("The Washington Post") →	ownerOf
The Washington Post Company ("The Washington Post") →	parentOrganizationOf
Outlook ("The Washington Post") →	partOf
The Warmth of Other Suns ("The Washington Post") →	praisedBy
Outlook ("The Washington Post") →	publisher
The Washington Post Company ("The Washington Post") →	publisherOf
El Mozote massacre ("The Washington Post") →	reportedIn
CREEP ("The Washington Post") →	reportedOnBy
Stellar Wind ("The Washington Post") →	revealedInPublication
The Sixth Extinction ("The Washington Post") →	reviewedIn
Democracy Dies in Darkness ("The Washington Post") →	usedBy
Frances Scott Fitzgerald ("The Washington Post") →	workedFor