British Editor Named To Lead Washington Post Decides, After Backlash Over Ethics, To Keep His Job in Britain

Proposed hire sparks newsroom revolt.

Jeff Bezos in September 2019. — Jeff Bezos in September 2019. AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, file

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Jun 22, 2024, 07:57 AM ET

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