Chaos roiled the Newsweek offices Monday with the firings of the editor in chief, his deputy and at least one of the reporters who had been working on stories critical of the newsmagazine’s parent company.
Johnathan Davis, the co-founder of Newsweek Media Group, ordered the firing of top editor...
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