Newsweek Editors Accuse Owners of Firing Staffers Over Story About Investigation Into Company

Posted Wednesday, February 21, 2018 2:30 pm

Ross A. Lincoln | The Wrap

In a blistering note to readers, Newsweek editors accused the magazine’s parent company of firing two editors and a political reporter in retaliation for a story about a legal investigation into the company.

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Newsweek Editors Accuse Owners of Firing Staffers Over Story About Investigation Into Company

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