'There is alcohol out': Things are sounding awfully shaky at Newsweek; Staffers sent home

Feb 05, 2018 4:32 PM
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'There is alcohol out': Things are sounding awfully shaky at Newsweek; Staffers sent home

It was less than a month ago when Newsweek’s headquarters was paid a visit by police, and now CNN’s Hadas Gold is saying that top editors at the magazine have been sent packing.

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We’re a little torn here — obviously, we feel for staffers who have no idea if they still have jobs, but then again, Newsweek has taken such a hard-left turn lately that the name “Newsweek” didn’t even fit anymore. Being sold for a dollar certainly didn’t inspire the editors to shape up and present a more balanced viewpoint.

Oh well.

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https://twitter.com/mimimayes13/status/960617392945684480

https://twitter.com/FilmLadd/status/960618797949444096

They really did. Even a Newsweek insider said last month that the magazine “has descended into a content farm for last-resort clickbait.”

https://twitter.com/MyManPookie/status/960607739201409026

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https://twitter.com/Dogtownz/status/960608312931762176

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Update:

Celeste Katz has already updated her Twitter bio:


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