A massive management reorganization at The New Republic has led to widespread staff resignations, with dozens of employees leaving the magazine.
At least 35 former TNR staffers and contributors (UPDATE: Now reportedly 55. See below for details.) took to social media to announce their resignations and express their disgust at how TNR owner Chris Hughes and CEO Guy Vidra were running the 100-year-old publication. The exodus started Thursday, after editor in chief Franklin Foer and literary editor Leon Wieseltier said that they would be leaving the company.
BREAKING: Mass resignations just submitted at @TNR
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