Janell Ross, a reporter on the Post's national desk, was sidelined after she participated in a private gathering in November attended by Democratic lawmakers and liberal activists.
The controversial book about President Trump's chaotic White House was released four days early amid intensive news coverage and a legal threat from one of Trump's personal attorneys.
It's difficult to imagine Breitbart without Steve Bannon. Now that he has left his perch as executive chairman, much remains to be seen of what will become of the website.
In the past week, President Trump has complained about the nation's libel laws and tried to stop the publication of a book by threatening to sue the publisher.
The streaming service announced Tuesday that it has grown to more than 17 million subscribers, up by more than 5 million since its last reported numbers in May 2016.
Twitter missed a Senate Intelligence Committee deadline to answer questions about Russian meddling in the 2016 election and its platform, Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the committee, said Tuesday.
The dresses are black. The pins say #TimesUp. The Golden Globes are the first awards show since the Weinstein scandal. And it is a decidedly different affair than last year -- a show of solidarity with victims.