Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart is the latest prominent writer to leave the paper after owner Jeff Bezos revamped the opinion section, with the Pulitzer-winning commentator and ...

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart has accepted a buyout from the paper, becoming the latest high-profile departure amid sweeping editorial changes implemented under owner Jeff Bezos ...

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart has accepted a buyout from the paper, becoming the latest high-profile departure amid sweeping editorial changes implemented under owner Jeff Bezos.

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart exits after 18 years, joining several high-profile contributors departing following Jeff Bezos' editorial changes.

Capehart’s decision to leave the Washington Post comes days after veteran reporter and columnist Philip Bump revealed that he had recently accepted a buyout offer from the paper.

Capehart, meanwhile, will continue to co-host MSNBC’s The Weekend, and serve as a political analyst for PBS. The Washington Post and Capehart did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Jonathan Capehart is a columnist focusing on the intersection of social and cultural issues and politics.