DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—The Washington Post’s web traffic has taken a nosedive since 2021, with its digital readership declining by nearly 90%. The outlet, owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos, had around 22.5 million daily active users in January 2021, according to Semafor. As of the middle of 2024, however, that number had fallen to just 2.5 million-to-3 million. The corporate media outlet has also seen an immense drop off in revenue, which decreased from $190 million in 2023 to $174 million in 2024. On Tuesday, the Post began laying off approximately 4% of its workforce in a bid to improve its financial health, with the outlet’s publisher revealing in May that it had lost $77 million in the last year. The newspaper lost over 200,000 subscribers in October alone, after deciding not to endorse a presidential candidate. Bezos reportedly quashed the Kamala Harris endorsement. A slew of Post staffers who supported Vice President Kamala Harris resigned following the decision, including Editor-at-Large Robert Kagan and journalists David E. Hoffman and Molly Roberts. Sally Buzbee, the Post’s top editor, stepped down in June after three years in the role. The Post did not provide a reason for Buzbee’s departure or include a statement from her, but her exit reportedly followed her objecting to Lewis’ plans for a reorganization. A wave of high-profile reporters also left the Post following the November presidential election, including Josh Dawsey and Tyler Pager. Veteran opinion columnist Jen Rubin also reportedly left the outlet to start a new media publication with President Joe Biden’s ethics czar Norm Eisen, CNN reported Monday. Jeff Bezos has a net worth of over $230 billion, according to Forbes, and purchased the Post from the Graham family for $250 million in 2013. The Amazon founder was one of a slew of tech moguls to congratulate President-elect Donald Trump following his November victory, joining Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. Bezos also reportedly donated $1 million to Trump’s inaugural fund in December. The Post did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Originally published by The Daily Caller News Foundation. The post Corporate Media Outlet Has Reportedly Shed Nearly 90% of Digital Readership in Only 4 Years appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The wildfires, which continue to devour Los Angeles neighborhoods, have placed the diversity, equity, and inclusion practices at the Los Angeles Fire Department under intense scrutiny as the agency struggles to contain the blazes. But there is one particular executive who perfectly demonstrated the way in which wokeness has distracted...

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After a full day of riding, relax by the firepit or walk over to Quill’s Canteen for a beer and a Dam Good Pizza. In a partnership between Fontana Village Resort & Marina in Fontana Dam, North Carolina, and Killboy, the photography company that captures professional-level images of riders and motorists on the Tail of the Dragon, seven new Killboy-themed cabins are being renovated to meet the needs of riders and motorists who travel to the area to enjoy some of the best riding in the U.S. The Killboy cabins have modern appliances and furniture, a mix of unique and motorsports- themed decor, and some of Killboy’s best photos of Tail of the Dragon. Fontana Village is located close to Tennessee Valley Authority’s Fontana Dam and about 20 miles from the Tail of the Dragon, the famous road through the Great Smoky Mountains that includes 318 curves in only 11 miles. The Village is located on Moonshiner 28 (NC Route 28), another popular motorcycle road. It’s also within a few miles of other great riding roads, including the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Cherohala Skyway, and the Foothills Parkway. Related: 50 Best Motorcycle Roads in America The new Killboy-themed cabins at the Village were designed in close collaboration with Killboy owners Darryl and Lori Cannon. They include special features to meet the needs of riders and motorists, like a rack for helmets and leatherwear. Spacious blacktop parking provides easy access and security for motorcycles and cars, and the interiors feature road signs, a map of the Tail of the Dragon, and stunning Killboy photography. The cabins provide a motorcyclists-in-mind retreat for riders who want to make the most of a trip to the area. To further meet the needs of riders and motorists, the team is working with designers to install professional lighting for those who shoot content for their social media channels. The lighting will allow hobbyists and professional photographers to capture high-quality photos and footage of their vehicles. Killboy photography has been featured in Rider and many other publications. In episode 53 of the Rider Magazine Insider Podcast, editor-In-Chief Greg Drevenstedt sat down with Killboy owner Darryl Cannon for a chat about his photography, running his own business, and how he got started. To make a reservation and find more information, visit the Fontana Village website. Find more information about Killboy’s photography on the Killboy website. The post Killboy Cabins at Fontana Village appeared first on Rider Magazine.

The Triumph Icons Tour will take place in 13 U.S. cities in January and February and will offer a look at special 2025 models. Triumph owners and fans can enjoy light food, beverages, live music, and a look at 2025 Triumph models during the Triumph Icons Tour showcase parties in January and February, 2025. Taking place in 13 U.S. cities, the tour offers a unique chance to see new and limited-edition models while gathering with other Triumph owners in your area. 2025 Triumph Scrambler 1200XE Icon Edition The models to be featured during the Triumph Icons Tour include the Icon Editions (seven models with unique gold details and hand-painted coach lining), the T120 Elvis Presley, the Rocket 3 R and Rocket 3 GT Evel Knievel, the Speed Twin 1200 RS, the Tiger Sport 800, and the TF 450-RC. 2025 Triumph Bonneville T120 Elvis Presley Edition The tour will travel throughout the U.S., beginning January 14 in Orlando, Florida, and ending February 13 in Houston, Texas. Admission is free, but space is limited, so it’s important to register early to secure your spot. The first 100 guests will receive a complimentary goodie bag. Those interested can pre-register to reserve their spot at the Triumph website. To find Triumph news and bike reviews, visit Rider’s Triumph page. 2025 Triumph Speed Twin 1200 RS in Baja Orange 2025 Triumph Icons Tour Stops and Venues Jan. 14 – Orlando, FL – Brewlando Brewing Jan. 16 – Charlotte, NC – PINE Charlotte Jan. 18 – Richmond, VA – Hippodrome Theater Jan. 21 – Milwaukee, WI – Pilot Project Brewing Jan. 22 – Fort Wayne, IN – Clyde Theatre Jan. 23 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues Jan. 24 – Indianapolis, IN – Venue TBA Jan. 27 – Kansas City, MO – The Truman Jan. 31 – San Diego, CA – Venue TBA Feb. 1 – Los Angeles, CA – Venue TBA Feb. 11 – Dallas, TX – Venue TBA Feb. 12 – Autsin, TX – Venue TBA Feb. 13 – Houston, TX – Venue TBA The post Triumph Icons Tour Dates Announced: Pre-register Now appeared first on Rider Magazine.

Vaccination records were falsified by thousands of celebrities, officials and European elites who gave themselves fake saline injections instead of the deadly mRNA jabs. According to a new police report, elites paid vast amount of [...] The post 2,000 Hollywood Celebrities, European Elite Caught with Fake Vaccination Passports appeared first on The People's Voice.