Most days there are only two kinds of news about newspapers: Bad and worse. But in Washington, DC, there's something unexpected happening: A new-age version of an old-school newspaper war, with feisty ...

“We’re thrilled to announce a comprehensive publishing program for these historic strips,” said Greg Goldstein, IDW President and COO. “The Library of American Comics is the premier home for archival ...

WASHINGTON — Pranksters distributed fabricated copies of the Washington Post newspaper to commuters in Washington, DC, on Wednesday depicting the removal of President Donald Trump from office. The ...

Howard Kurtz inks and chats in the Washington Post on how local papers and publishing chains are turning off the lights at their Washington bureaus as part cost-cutting and putting more attention on ...

Cox Newspapers is closing its 34-year-old Washington, D.C., bureau in April, due to a bad economy. The bureau tailored its national and global news for local consumption: 17 Cox newspapers around the ...