Ruth Eglash plumbs her experiences as a veteran reporter in 'Parallel Lines,' a novel about three girls whose stories cross on the tracks

Account of columnist who highlighted what she called dangerous Tesla manufacturing shortcomings is also blocked; others reinstated; rival Mastodon gains momentum

Nelson Marans, who died last month at 97, was Washington Post's most prodigious letter writer, often lamenting what he perceived as paper's unfair coverage of Jewish state

Verdict, which follows international outcry, comes after sons of prominent columnist 'pardoned' alleged killers

Riyadh rejects Turkish demands for extradition of the suspects, who are believed to have killed the Washington Post columnist at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in 2018

New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal reporters ejected after limits on Chinese media and as superpowers feud over the coronavirus pandemic

Saudi prince ally Mohammed al-Issa, other Muslim religious leaders and AJC officials are also slated to tour a Jewish museum and a mosque in Warsaw, share a Shabbat meal this week

Device said to have been breached after receiving a file sent from Mohammad Bin Salman's WhatsApp account; UN report to detail evidence

Regime spokesman says 2016 release of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian after 544 days in prison on espionage charges 'was a favor Iran did for him'

US judge denounces Tehran's treatment of Jason Rezaian, says 'holding a man hostage and torturing him to gain leverage in negotiations with the United States is outrageous'