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After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again

The Associated Press · DAVID BAUDER · last updated
NEW YORK (AP) — After a brutal year of headlines about The Washington Post, executive editor Matt Murray sounded almost relieved to be talking about journalism. In an interview, he was touting “100 scoops in 100 days” about the Post’s coverage of the Trump administration’s first weeks.
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