The Washington Post on Thursday fired Felicia Sonmez, the reporter who has been extraordinarily critical of her colleagues and the newspaper’s leadership over the last several days, two people ...

Felicia Sonmez, who was fired by WAPO last month for her relentless Twitter attacks towards colleagues, says she working with the paper's guild to get her job back.

Washington Post staffers said the chaos sparked by Twitter battles between Felicia Sonmez and other reporters over the suspension of Dave Weigel was a “clusterf–k” that has been made worse ...

Felicia Sonmez, a reporter on the national staff at The Washington Post whose criticism of colleagues and the newspaper on social media in recent days drew widespread attention, was dismissed by ...

The Washington Post fired political reporter Felicia Sonmez on Thursday after she spent the last week sharply criticizing her colleagues and the paper’s leadership, according to multiple reports.

Felicia Sonmez is a national political reporter covering breaking news from the White House, Congress and the campaign trail. She was previously based in Beijing, where she worked for Agence ...

The Washington Post was criticized on Monday for placing one of its reporters on administrative leave after she generated controversy for a series of tweets posted in the wake of Kobe Bryant’s ...

Felicia Sonmez’s Tweets and the Washington Post’s Response. On Sunday, shortly after news outlets confirmed that Kobe Bryant had died in a helicopter accident, Sonmez posted a tweet.

Felicia Sonmez Takes Her WaPo Fight to the Feds. REDUX. The fired political reporter has raised the stakes in the battle to get her job back, filing a complaint with the federal labor board.

A star reporter’s lawsuit against her employer has dredged up a years-old allegation against another WaPo reporter—and newsroom concerns about managerial hypocrisy.

A National Labor Relations Board judge will hear a complaint about the June 2022 firing of former Washington Post reporter Felicia Sonmez, according to a filing on Wednesday (you can read it below).

The Washington Post has fired Felicia Sonmez for “insubordination” after the well-known reporter spent days publicly accusing fellow colleagues and leadership at the paper of fostering an ...