The Washington Post announced layoffs affecting its sports, books, and podcast units, alongside a restructuring of the metro desk, amid ongoing scrutiny over budget decisions. This follows a public backlash after the paper initially decided not to send reporters to cover the Winter Olympics, only to reverse that decision days later. The layoffs come as the media industry faces financial challenges, prompting widespread cuts and restructuring efforts. As a result, many legacy news organizations, including The Los Angeles Times, have also experienced layoffs in recent years.
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