Terence Samuel Steps Down as USA Today Editor-in-Chief After One Year

Caren Bohan, the politics executive editor, will serve as interim editor while a national search for a permanent replacement is conducted.

Terence Samuel leaves USA Today and parent company Gannett after a year in the top editorial role.
Caren Bohan, a veteran journalist and former White House reporter, temporarily takes over as editor-in-chief.
No specific reason for Samuel's departure has been disclosed by Gannett.
Samuel previously held senior editorial positions at NPR, Washington Post, and National Journal.
Gannett has faced financial challenges, including significant job cuts and a recent net loss of $84.8 million.