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NOTUS Hires Seven Washington Post Journalists as It Builds a Bigger D.C. Newsroom

The nonprofit says the hires position it for a larger D.C.-focused operation with a new name coming this year.

Matt Firor Says He Left ZeniMax After Microsoft Canceled MMO 'Project Blackbird'

Judge Blocks State Department Layoffs Under Shutdown Law

AFSA Report Warns of Diplomatic Morale Collapse as State Department Moves to Finalize Layoffs

Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson Exit After Final ‘CBS Saturday Morning’ Broadcast

Companies Double Down on AI as Layoffs and Hiring Freezes Spread, Squeezing Entry-Level Roles

Gallup Finds 60% of U.S. Workers Lack ‘Quality Jobs’ in Landmark Survey

Analysts Recast Meta Outlook Before Connect, Citing AI Momentum and Reported Smart Glasses Push

Estate Agent Awarded £21,411 After Tribunal Rules Desk Move Amounted to Demotion

Richard Madeley Signs Six-Month Good Morning Britain Deal as ITV Reviews Hosts

Former DOJ Prosecutors Sue Over Bondi-Signed Article II Firings

Washington Post CEO Urges Unaligned Staff to Accept Buyouts

Warner Bros. Discovery Split Leaves CNN Staff Facing Uncertain Future

Accenture to Promote 50,000 Employees in June, Introduces First Pay Raises in 2.5 Years

Jeff Bezos Faces Mounting Backlash Over Washington Post Leadership and Editorial Overhaul

Meta Fires 20 Employees for Leaking Confidential Information

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's First Year at Manchester United Marked by Cost-Cutting and Turmoil

Chinese Firm Faces Backlash Over Strict 2-Minute Bathroom Policy

Avanti West Coast Train Managers Plan Christmas Strikes Over Work Dispute

Dollar General Staff Walkout in Wisconsin Sparks Debate on Worker Treatment