Washington Post Opinion Editor Adam O'Neal to Step Down After One Year

Adam O'Neal, the editor who oversaw a transformation of The Washington Post's Opinion section, announced on Friday that he will be leaving the newspaper at the end of August after roughly one year in the role. "My last day will be August 31," he wrote in a memo to staff, TheWrap has learned. "It has been a remarkable year, and I'm very proud of everything we've accomplished together." O'Neal joined The Post last year to lead its opinion operation during a period of significant change under owner Jeff Bezos. In his farewell note, he said the section had undergone "dramatic . . .