
William Wan
Local Enterprise Reporter at The Washington Post
WashPost enterprise reporter, often on mental health. Formerly wrote about health, China, Obama, nat sec, religion. Send tips to: wanw(at) washpost com
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Hannah Natanson |William Wan |Alexandra Pannoni
Readers react to stories of federal workers’ treatment under DOGE (washingtonpost.com) Readers react to stories of federal workers’ treatment under DOGE By Hannah Natanson; William Wan; Alexandra Pannoni 2025052411001300 The Washington Post's investigation into the mental health of federal workers revealed many are now struggling with suicidal thoughts, panic attacks and deep anguish amid the Trump administration's mass firings and upending of government agencies. Thousands of readers...
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Hannah Natanson |William Wan |Alexandra Pannoni
Scott Galloway says Musk's work at DOGE fueled 'one of the greatest brand destructions' of all timeScott Galloway, a prominent marketing professor at New York University, says Elon Musk's links to the cost-cutting White House DOGE Office fueled "one of the greatest brand destructions" of all time. Speaking on an episode of the Pivot podcast, which he cohosts with journalist Kara Swisher, Galloway …
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washingtonpost.com | William Wan |Hannah Natanson
White House officials wanted to put federal workers ‘in trauma.’ It’s working. (washingtonpost.com) White House officials wanted to put federal workers ‘in trauma.’ It’s working. By William Wan; Hannah Natanson 2025052010001900 The president had called federal employees "crooked" and "dishonest," and his deputies had vowed to purge them from government and make them suffer.
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Mar 22, 2025 |
bostonglobe.com | Ben Brasch |Jonathan Edwards |William Wan
Some families are learning for the first time how parents, grandfathers or spouses participated in American spycraft - as a CIA informant gathering intelligence on Fidel Castro’s supporters, a field agent planting bugs at a Chinese agency, a scholar extracting morsels of intelligence from a Soviet official. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.
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Mar 22, 2025 |
estadao.com.br | Ben Brasch |Jonathan Edwards |William Wan
Crescendo, John Smith conhecia seu avô como um acadêmico sério — um professor de óculos na Universidade de Maryland que escrevia livros sobre presidentes anteriores à Guerra Civil. Ele também sabia que E.B. Smith havia viajado pelo mundo em sua juventude. O que ele não sabia até esta semana era que seu avô já tinha sido um agente do governo dos EUA, fornecendo informações da era soviética para a CIA (Agência Central de Inteligência dos Estados Unidos, na sigla em inglês).
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