Since 2021, Sally Buzbee has been at the helm of the WashingtonPostNow the US daily newspaper has announced that Buzbee is leaving her position as editor-in-chief. Until the upcoming presidential election in November, Matt Murray, former head of the Wall Street Journalwill fill the post. Robert Winnett will then take over the position, having previously served as Vice-President of the British telegraph Given that there are only a few months until election day, the personnel changes come as a surprise. Under Buzbee’s leadership, the WashingtonPost several Pulitzer Prizes, three this year aloneShe was the first woman to head the newspaper. US media say she had to leave her post as part of internal restructuring. Will Lewis, the newspaper’s managing director since January, insisted on this step, according to the New York TimesWith Murray and Winnett, he has now brought two former colleagues into his own house.
Washington Post: Why Editor-in-Chief Sally Buzbee is suddenly leaving – Media
