NOTUS Hires Seven Washington Post Journalists as It Builds a Bigger D.C. Newsroom
The nonprofit says the hires position it for a larger D.C.-focused operation with a new name coming this year.
Overview
- NOTUS said in a Monday staff memo that nine journalists are joining its newsroom, seven of them from The Washington Post.
- The incoming group includes Dana Milbank, Paul Kane, Jeff Stein, and Politico defense reporter Joe Gould.
- The nonprofit, launched in 2023 by Robert Allbritton, is expanding to cover both political Washington and local Washington with a planned rebrand later this year.
- Dana Milbank praised Allbritton in his announcement, and Jeff Stein said his faith in current Post leadership was “broken beyond repair.”
- The moves follow the Post’s recent layoffs that eliminated more than 300 jobs, as the paper thanked departing colleagues in a statement.