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Ross Douthat joins revamped 60 Minutes program

Ross Douthat, a longtime New York Times columnist, is set to leave the paper. He will join the newly revamped version of the television program 60 Minutes. The

Ross Douthat, a longtime New York Times columnist, is set to leave the paper. He will join the newly revamped version of the television program 60 Minutes. The move follows recent changes to the show's format and staffing. Douthat’s departure was announced alongside Bari Weiss’s involvement. The transition reflects shifting media careers among prominent journalists. Details of his new role on 60 Minutes have not been fully disclosed. The announcement appears in a Washington Post report dated July 28, 2026. Observers will watch how Douthat’s commentary adapts to the broadcast format.