Washington Post Leadership Faces Scrutiny Over Past Scandals

CEO Will Lewis and incoming editor Robert Winnett are under fire for alleged involvement in phone-hacking and use of stolen records during their time in London.

Will Lewis, Washington Post CEO, accused of covering up phone-hacking evidence during his tenure at News International.
Incoming editor Robert Winnett linked to using illegally obtained records for stories at the Sunday Times.
Internal investigations and media reports have heightened tensions and lowered morale at the Washington Post.
Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Post, has not publicly commented on the controversies surrounding his executives.
The future of Lewis and Winnett's positions at the Post remains uncertain as scrutiny intensifies.