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Washington Post Social Reader is a new social app on Facebook that gives people an easy way to experience news with their friends.
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Ezra Klein’s policy column expands to include more healthcare, energy and economic reporting with three new writers.
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The Washington Post and The Root today introduced The Root DC, a new channel in washingtonpost.com’s PostLocal section focused on coverage of local events, services and trends that reflect African Americans in the Washington region.
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The Washington Post launches On Faith/Local, the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia focused online channel of The Post’s popular On Faith section, featuring news and commentary about religion and matters of spiritual importance across the region.
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The Washington Post and The Verge—a new technology news site launching this fall from the creators of SB Nation—announce a partnership to share original technology reporting, videos and podcasts.
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