About Adam O'Neal
Born 1992. Adam O'Neal is an American journalist.
Adam O'Neal (born ) is an American journalist. In June 2025, he was named as The Washington Post 's next opinion editor after owner Jeff Bezos announced that the paper would promote "personal liberties and free markets." O'Neal had previously worked as a correspondent for The Economist and an editorialist for The Wall Street Journal.
The day after the September 2025 assassination of Charlie Kirk, O’Neal initiated the firing of Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah for social media posts in which she stated that she refused “to tear my clothes and smear ashes on my face in performative mourning” for Kirk. O’Neal declared that Attiah’s “social media feed yesterday and today is beyond the pale, completely unacceptable for someone associated with Opinions.”
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American journalist
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