The CEO of The Washington Post has stepped down days after the media company cut roughly 30% of its staff. The Post announced publisher Will Lewis’ departure on Saturday. Lewis also wrote a short note to staff in which he explained that he was leaving “to ensure” a “sustainable future” for the media outlet. “After two years of transformation at The Washington Post, now is the right time for me to step aside,” Lewis wrote, according to CNN. “I want to thank Jeff Bezos for his support and leadership throughout my tenure as CEO and Publisher. The institution could not have a better owner.” “During my tenure, difficult decisions have been taken in order to ensure the sustainable future of The Post so it can for many years ahead publish high-quality nonpartisan news to millions of customers each day,” he concluded. Lewis joined The Washington Post in 2024, brought on board by Bezos to help turn the outlet around after years of shrinking readership and financial losses. Jeff D’Onofrio, the Post’s chief financial officer, will succeed Lewis in the interim. Post owner Jeff Bezos also wrote a note included in the release announcing the change. The Amazon founder said that The Washington Post has “an essential journalistic mission and an extraordinary opportunity,” according to Business Insider. “Each and every day our readers give us a roadmap to success. The data tells us what is valuable and where to focus,” Bezos said. The Post made major changes this week to reverse its trajectory, cutting roughly 300 jobs as it seeks to strip away parts of the company that it sees as financial liabilities and focus resources on profitable areas. Executives at the company said that the outlet has failed to adapt to a changing media landscape and must make tough decisions to stay relevant and competitive. “If we are to thrive, not just endure, we must reinvent our journalism and our business model with renewed ambition,” executive editor Matt Murray wrote in a note to staff on Wednesday amid the layoffs. The major cuts came to the newsroom’s international reporting and sports department, which no longer exists. Some of the sports writers were folded into the features section of the paper. The paper shrunk its international coverage, but will keep reporters on the ground in about a dozen countries. The Post is also restructuring its metro section and shutting down its Post Reports podcast. The outlet will focus on national news, investigations, and health and wellness. “Today is about positioning ourselves to become more essential to people’s lives in what has become a more crowded, competitive, and complicated media landscape,” Murray said during a call with staff on Wednesday. “For too long, we’ve operated with a structure that’s too rooted in the days when we were a quasi-monopoly local newspaper.”

At 94 years old, William Shatner may be this year’s Super Bowl MVP, but he’s not playing for the Seattle Seahawks or the New England Patriots. Nope, old Bill’s coming in clutch for Kellogg’s Raisin Bran in what might be the cleverest ad we’ve seen in quite some time. The spot dropped on YouTube, and fans are in love with the performance and ready to add a bowl of bran to their daily diet. The ad features a bit of Star Trek theming and “Will Shat” as a Bran Ambassador for Kellogg’s Raisin Bran. And yes, it’s as funny as you think. William Shatner Loves Kellogg’s Raisin Bran In the ad, we see Will Shat beamed to different locales to introduce Kellogg’s Raisin Bran. The puns abound, and every scene is funnier than the last. We aren’t going to give anything more away, but if you were a fan of the classic Kmart ad where customers talk about shipping their pants, the William Shatner Kellogg’s Raisin Bran ad will be right up your alley. This one even comes complete with an adorable Shih Tzu for fun. People in the YouTube comment section think the William Shatner Raisin Bran commercial might be the best they’ve seen in a very long time. “I watched this and literally went and had a bowl of Raisin Bran Crunch. You don’t hassle the Hoff, and you don’t s–t the Shat! A living legend!” Someone wrote. “Commenting here early cause this commercial is amazing. Gonna grab some tomorrow!” Another person wrote. This person loved the ad. “I think someone in the Kellogg advertising department came across Kmart’s ‘I shipped my pants’ commercial from years ago on YouTube and said to themselves boy oh boy do I have a great idea for William Shatner and now we have ‘Will Shat’ for Raisin Bran,” they wrote. This story’s featured image is by MEGA/GC Images.

Conservatives are calling on Senate Republicans to end the “zombie filibuster” to overcome Democrat opposition to the SAVE America Act, legislation that would mandate voter ID and proof of citizenship. President Donald Trump threw his full support behind the bill in recent days, arguing that America’s elections are “rigged, stolen, and a laughingstock.” “The SAVE [America] Act is very important,” Trump told reporters Friday. “Everybody wants it. Even with Democrats, it’s polling at 82%. With Republicans, it polls at 99%, so we’re going to be trying very hard.” NEW: President Trump tells me he is in favor of using the standing filibuster to pass the SAVE Act. He says the White House will be trying very hard to get it through. @DailyCaller pic.twitter.com/QH1hwsKnyR— Reagan Reese (@reaganreese_) February 6, 2026 The legislation requires proof of citizenship to register to vote and voter ID at polling places. Sponsored by Sen. Mike Lee, R?Utah, and Rep. Chip Roy, R?Texas, an earlier version of the bill has twice passed the House on a bipartisan basis but has been blocked by Senate Democrats. What the SAVE America Act Would Do “This is common-sense legislation,” Roy said in a video message posted on X. “This is an issue that polls at something like 80%, regardless of your race, regardless of your background. This is common-sense stuff that we think we should move.” Roy announced that Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise will bring the bill to the House floor in the coming days. SAVE America Act (Proof of Citizenship +Voter ID) officially on the floor next week! Here’s the latest background: pic.twitter.com/84faFy3hLl— Chip Roy (@chiproytx) February 5, 2026 The real battle, however, lies in the narrowly divided Senate, where Republicans hold a slim majority but would still need 60 votes under the chamber’s rules. “The problem is Chuck Schumer and the Democrats have been blocking it,” Roy said. “So now we’re calling on Leader [John] Thune to change this and to force what we call a talking filibuster so that we can force a vote on the Senate floor.” Lee has been making the case for reviving the traditional talking filibuster, which would require senators to hold the floor and debate rather than simply invoking a procedural 60?vote threshold. Don’t confuse the Zombie Filibuster with the real thing It’s arguably the *opposite* of the real thing It’s time to make senators speak again—and pass the SAVE America Act pic.twitter.com/Ll793umKBi— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) February 7, 2026 “In the coming days, there will be a lot of chatter about the talking filibuster,” Lee said. “Some are going to say that it’s getting rid of the filibuster, that it’s tantamount to nuking the filibuster, and that we can’t get rid of Senate tradition. Well, keep in mind what we’ve got right now isn’t actually a filibuster. It’s the zombie filibuster. It’s the evil twin brother, the evil dark side manifestation of the real filibuster.” Lee argued that the traditional filibuster protects each senator’s right to debate, while the current system “allows them to have the benefits of the filibuster without actually having to speak.” “Got to make them speak,” Lee added. Want to know how the SAVE Act can pass the Senate WITHOUT ending the filibuster or going nuclear? Force a talking filibuster using existing Senate rules. Read the full explainer from @amrenewctr: https://t.co/XfFsCZfOre It breaks down the history, rules, and exact…— Tiffany Justice (@4TiffanyJustice) February 7, 2026 The renewed push for the SAVE America Act comes as conservatives seek to enact election integrity reforms with broad public support. In recent days, more Senate Republicans have signed on as cosponsors; as of Friday, the bill had 34. Conservatives Push for Senate Action Grassroots leaders such as Heritage Action’s Tiffany Justice and conservative organizer Scott Pressler have also ramped up pressure on the Senate to break the logjam and pass the bill. “Promise you that I will not rest until we pass the SAVE America Act,” Presler wrote on X. Rob Bluey, president and executive editor of The Daily Signal, emphasized the importance of the legislation during multiple television appearances this week. Asked by “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker about Trump’s comments on nationalizing elections, Bluey noted that Democrats attempted just a few years ago to pass the For the People Act, which would have weakened state election laws. Met with President Trump today in two different settings First briefly this morning and then for a couple of hours this afternoonThe SAVE America Act is his top legislative priorityAll that can stop it now is the Zombie FilibusterSlay the ZombiePass the SAVE America Act https://t.co/KwYuBCY8Yu pic.twitter.com/ADEvghjcIa— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) February 6, 2026 “Depending on whether you’re a Republican or a Democrat and your candidate wins or loses, you seem to doubt the outcome of the election,” Bluey said on NBC News. “Democrats have done it in the past. [Former Speaker] Nancy Pelosi wanted to nationalize things just a few years ago. Republicans successfully pushed back on that.” Bluey added: “I would prefer to see the president pivot to the SAVE America Act … because that seems to be an issue where over 80% of Americans are in support of some form of voter ID.” Widespread Support for Voter ID In a video clip that has gone viral, CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten said voter ID enjoys widespread support across political and demographic groups, with 83% backing it—the highest level ever recorded. Heading to DC to push the SAVE Act/SAVE America Act. The overwhelmingly majority of Americans want proof of citizenship + voter ID. Delivering your messages to Members of Congress. pic.twitter.com/VuRA6cuN5W— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) February 4, 2026 In a separate appearance on CNN, Bluey told host Audie Cornish that Republicans would be wise to focus on election integrity. “Do you want to spend time talking about this for the next six months?” Cornish asked. “I think election integrity is critically important to talk about,” Bluey replied. So grateful that a few journalists like @RobertBluey are willing to cover the nationwide phenomenon that is the SAVE America Act https://t.co/vRP3UDafZX pic.twitter.com/NSLFi87Em6— Mike Lee (@BasedMikeLee) February 6, 2026 CNN also asked Bluey about Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s presence at an FBI raid of election offices in Fulton County, Georgia, as investigators sought documents related to the 2020 election. Bluey cited recent news that Fulton County acknowledged that 315,000 ballots from the 2020 election were not properly certified. The 2020 presidential race in Georgia was decided by 11,779 votes. Fulton County is a prime example of why we must take action to secure our elections. The American people cannot remain confident in our elections with such egregious mistakes. https://t.co/BbXNpYKGBU— Heritage Action (@Heritage_Action) February 6, 2026 The post Conservatives Rally for SAVE America Act appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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