Thursday, February 26, 2026

The arrogant leftists at the WaPo deflect from the reality they produce something nobody wants to buy

Washington Post losses soared past $100M in 2025, prompting mass layoffs: report

The Washington Post’s losses soared past $100 million in 2025 as the paper struggled to keep up with a changing news landscape — prompting colossal layoffs earlier this month, according to a Thursday report.

After bleeding $77 million in 2023 and about $100 million in 2024, losses continued to pile up at the Jeff Bezos-owned broadsheet last year — even with a still-well-staffed newsroom, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Like many other legacy papers, WaPo has struggled to stay afloat amid steep declines in web traffic and changes in how consumers get their news.

Hundreds rally in front of the Washington Post’s office building on Feb. 5 to protest intense layoffs. Sue Dorfman/ZUMA Press / SplashNews.com

A massive round of layoffs impacting 30% of employees earlier this month still stunned a newsroom known for its historic coverage of the Watergate scandal and the Pentagon Papers, along with its esteemed sports desk.

Asked for comment Thursday, a Washington Post spokesperson pointed to a previous statement on the layoffs, saying they “are designed to strengthen our footing and sharpen our focus on delivering the distinctive journalism that sets The Post apart and, most importantly, engages our customers.”

The paper declined to comment on its revenue figures.

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