Will Lewis, the publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, has resigned just days after the newspaper enacted significant layoffs, affecting approximately one-third of its staff. The cuts, which included the elimination of the sports department and various editorial teams, have sparked outrage among former employees and industry observers. Critics are pointing fingers at Jeff Bezos, alleging that his influence and management decisions are at the root of the turmoil facing the storied publication. The layoffs have prompted rallies and calls for improved conditions in the newsroom, highlighting growing concerns over the future of journalism at The Washington Post. As the paper grapples with its shifting landscape, many are lamenting the decline of a once-vibrant newsroom that has now faced substantial threats to its integrity and coverage.