WASHINGTON, D.C. (Fox News) — Former Washington Post staffer accuses owner Jeff Bezos of prioritizing survival over saving the paper.

Key Facts:

• Glenn Kessler, a former Washington Post fact checker, criticized Bezos for his handling of the paper amidst major layoffs.
• Kessler pointed out Bezos’ net worth increase since purchasing the paper in 2013.
• Bezos was accused of focusing on power and influence in Trump’s second term rather than saving money.
• Washington Post staff feel "betrayed" as layoffs loom in Bezos’ newsroom.
  

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  Caption: A former Washington Post staffer accused his ex-billionaire boss Jeff Bezos of prioritizing self-preservation in the Trump era over saving the paper. (Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage) ERIC BARADAT/AFP via Getty Images

  Editorial Changes:
  

• Bezos faced backlash for layoffs and changes in focus at The Washington Post.
• Kessler highlighted Bezos’ shift in interest and potential motivations for layoffs.
• Bezos’ decisions have sparked criticism and staff resignations at the Post.
  

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  Caption: Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has faced intense backlash as his paper continues facing financial headwinds. (Stefano Rellandini/AFP via Getty Images)

  Conclusion:
  

• Bezos’ actions have drawn criticism from former employees and led to uncertainty among Washington Post staff.
• Layoffs are expected to impact multiple sections of the paper, including sports and foreign affairs teams.