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You assume incorrectly, Paul. I work for the Editorial section, but I write both news and opinion. It's pretty common. The same exact standards apply. Be careful before publicly assuming things.
Ok. I didn't realize the Post published ordinary news stories in the opinion section. (It does say "Global Opinions" above the title.) Why do they do that? Why wouldn't a news story be published in the news section?
WSJ owner's Long-term plan of muddying the line between news and opinion?
Wrong paper
Great reporting Josh. I agree with Paul that the way the WP presents this, it seems like an op-ed piece, not standard reporting.
The first word in that link is "Opinion"
There are dozens of different parts of the Post that all do different things. There's opinion on the news side, news on the opinion side. I'm part of the Global Opinions section and I write more opinion than anything. But I can break big scoops there too. It's good,.
It used to be the norm that “opinion” writers / columnists would break need in their column. Sadly, it’s no longer as common (I’ll let others fill in the reasons). But, thankfully, each of the national papers has columnists who still get a scoop occasionally.
The press admittedly has a history of printing explosive news stories in the “opinion” section when the story in question is too hot to handle for the cowardly editors. See this example from 1999 for instance. http://juanitabroaddrick.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/WSJJBArticle.pdf …
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