It is the dominant daily newspaper in [[Washington, D.C.]] with an average daily circulation that peaked at 832,232 in 1993 and had fallen to only 638,800 as of 2007.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12/05/AR2007120500683.html?sub=AR</ref> It was founded in 1877, and purchased by (Greek-American) mega-billionaire [[Jeff Bezos]] in 2013 (at the time, no.19 on global richest). Its current op-ed columnists include [[George Will]] and [[David Ignatius]] and formerly included [[Robert Novak]] and David Broder. It exhibits a strong left-wing bias. | It is the dominant daily newspaper in [[Washington, D.C.]] with an average daily circulation that peaked at 832,232 in 1993 and had fallen to only 638,800 as of 2007.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12/05/AR2007120500683.html?sub=AR</ref> It was founded in 1877, and purchased by (Greek-American) mega-billionaire [[Jeff Bezos]] in 2013 (at the time, no.19 on global richest). Its current op-ed columnists include [[George Will]] and [[David Ignatius]] and formerly included [[Robert Novak]] and David Broder. It exhibits a strong left-wing bias. |