Weymouth, a roving journalist and high-society fixture who interviewed diplomats, dictators and other world leaders for The Washington Post and Newsweek died Sept. 29 due to pancreatic cancer.

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A federal law could strip billions of Medicaid dollars from Arizona in the coming years — a loss that leaders warn could force community health centers to cut services or ...

She interviewed world leaders for The Post’s Opinions section, maintaining a longtime connection to the paper that was once run by her mother, Katharine Graham.

Media outlets and organizations are preparing for a battle over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s new rules restricting press access at the Pentagon. Legal experts and media advocates say the ...