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The 16 pages that link to The Washington Post, each with the reason it gives.

• The New York TimesCompared with: It is a major national competitor with a distinct focus on federal politics and government.

• Editorial independenceRelated: Its Watergate coverage illustrates the impact of publishing against powerful political interests.

• Pentagon PapersRelated: It published portions of the study after the government moved against the Times.

• All the President's MenRelated: Its newsroom published the reporting later recounted in the book.

• Katharine GrahamBroader topic: Graham’s publisher role and its Watergate coverage centered on this newspaper.

• Carl BernsteinRelated: Bernstein’s Watergate stories appeared in the newspaper’s pages.

• The Afghanistan PapersRelated: The newspaper obtained and published the records in December 2019.

• Ben BradleeBroader topic: Bradlee’s editorship reshaped the newspaper’s national standing and newsroom culture.

• Los Angeles TimesCompared with: Its political focus contrasts with the Times’s strong regional identity.

• Jeff BezosRelated: Bezos purchased the newspaper personally, separate from Amazon.

• George WillRelated: Will’s syndicated column appeared in the Post for decades, making it a central outlet for his arguments.

• Jamal KhashoggiRelated: Khashoggi wrote columns for the paper criticizing Saudi policies before his death.

• Stilson HutchinsBroader topic: Hutchins founded the newspaper and served as its first publisher.

• Charles KrauthammerRelated: Krauthammer's syndicated column appeared in the Post for decades and brought his commentary to a broad audience.

• Gary WebbCompared with: Its coverage challenged the series’ framing and helped shift national attention toward its weaknesses.

• Martin BaronRelated: Baron served as executive editor there from 2013 to 2021.