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Published on: 02/08/2026 - 17:47
The Washington Post announced on Saturday that its publisher and CEO, Will Lewis, will leave the newspaper, after carrying out widespread layoffs a few days ago. “During my tenure, difficult decisions were made to ensure a sustainable future for The Washington Post so that for many years to come it can publish high-quality, nonpartisan news to millions of readers every day,” Lewis wrote in a letter to staff posted online by White House bureau chief Matt Feiser.
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