WaPo Fact Checker Glenn Kessler on Monday said he was leaving the "best job in journalism" after accepting a buyout offer ...

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The man behind The Washington Post’s “Pinocchios” is leaving the paper without anyone to fill his shoes. Glenn Kessler, the ...

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