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The Washington Post

Managing the New Electoral College Toggle in the Washington Post App

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, iOS users are facing a new feature in the Washington Post app: the ‘Electoral College hell-toggle.’ This live electoral vote counter can be distracting, but users can easily turn it off. Follow our step-by-step guide to manage your app settings and maintain a distraction-free experience during this crucial election season.

Washington Post’s Non-Endorsement Sparks Subscription Cancellations and Consumer Dilemmas

The Washington Post faces backlash after its decision not to endorse a presidential candidate, resulting in over 200,000 subscription cancellations. This controversial move has sparked discussions about journalistic integrity and consumer loyalty, especially regarding its ties to Amazon and Jeff Bezos. As readers navigate their political beliefs and purchasing habits, the implications of this situation extend beyond individual subscriptions, highlighting the complex relationship between media and commerce.

LSU Coach Kim Mulkey Threatens Legal Action Against The Washington Post

LSU coach Kim Mulkey accuses The Washington Post of pursuing a ‘hit piece’ about her, claiming a reporter gave her a tight deadline to respond to questions before a tournament game. The journalist in question, Kent Babb, declined to comment, and The Washington Post also chose not to comment on the matter. Mulkey, in her third season at LSU, recently secured a 10-year, $36 million extension after claiming her fourth national title as a coach last season.