Washington Post &#39;heir&#39; steps down
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NEW YORK Steve Coll, the managing editor of The Washington Post for the past six years and the apparent front-runner to succeed the top editor, announced abruptly that he would step down at the end of the year to divide his time between writing books and
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By D'Vera Cohn, Washington Post Staff Writer
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The decision by Dan Bartlett, one of President Bushâs longest-serving aides, to leave is the most significant departure in a shrinking of Mr. Bushâs inner circle.
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Michael Golden, publisher of The International Herald Tribune, said he was leaving the position to focus on his position as vice chairman of The New York Times Company.
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Steve Coll, The Washington Post's managing editor for six years, said today he is stepping down at the end of the year to pursue book projects.
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Fidel Castro's resignation brings an end to nearly fifty years of rule and looks likely to see his brother named as President
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ONE of America&#39;s key figures in the war on terror has resigned, signalling the start of a second-term shake-up in the Bush Administration.
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America&#39;s ambassador to the United Nations has quit after less than six months in the job, citing he wants to spend more time with his family.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell, widely viewed as the moderate in an administration dominated by hawks, announced Monday he will step down as America&#39;s chief diplomat once a successor is in place.
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Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive (WPNI) today announced that James M. Brady will be the new executive editor of washingtonpost.com, beginning Feb. 1. Brady will succeed Executive Editor Doug Feaver, 65, who is retiring.
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White House Press Secretary Tony Snow, who has been battling cancer, plans to step down on September 14 and he will be replaced by his deputy, Dana Perino, a U.S. official said.
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Nicholas Burns, the U.S. pointman on Iran and India and the number three U.S. diplomat, is expected to step down for personal reasons in an announcement to be made on Friday, a U.S. official said.
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R. Nicholas Burns, the countryâs third-ranking diplomat who has been Secretary of State Condoleezza Riceâs right-hand man, is retiring for personal reasons.
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President George W. Bush&#39;s Iraq war speech left his potential successors facing a daunting inheritance: tens of thousands of troops in the war zone when the White House changes hands in January 2009.
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Hollinger International yesterday announced a $13.2m (Â£7.2m) deal to sell the Jerusalem Post, leaving the one-time media powerhouse and former owner of the Daily Telegraph with just a handful of assets in North America.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell, widely viewed as the moderate in an administration dominated by hawks, announced Monday he will step down as America's chief diplomat once a successor is in place.
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Michael Powell, son of Colin Powell, is stepping down from the Washington DC-based  Federal Communications Commission in a shock move.