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Company Description Established in 1970, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press provides pro bono legal representation, amicus curiae support, and other legal resources to protect First Amendment freedoms and the newsgathering rights of journalists. RCFP serves news organizations, reporters, editors, documentary filmmakers, media lawyers, and many more who use its online resources. Job Description The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (RCFP) is seeking an attorney with at least twelve years of experience to serve as its Local Legal Initiative Director. This position presents a unique opportunity for an experienced media attorney to help oversee a mission-driven legal team working to provide direct legal services to support state and local journalism across the United States. The Local Legal Initiative (LLI) Director will work closely with and be responsible for assisting the Vice President of Legal Programming in managing the Reporters Committee's LLI legal portfol

Job Description Job Description MLex is looking for a seasoned journalist in Washington, DC, to cover Mergers & Acqisitions in the US. The beat involves coverage of regulatory risk related to M&A in the US, and in particular, the coverage of DOJ and FTC reviews of major deals. MLex seeks to get ahead of the procedural story through deep-dive analyses of the markets and case law to anticipate where regulatory problems may lie. It's a high-pressure beat in which there's an expectation you'll break market-moving news while offering the forward-looking analysis that helps inform investment and corporate decision-making. The readership is exacting but broad, covering law firms advising on deals, the regulators overseeing approvals, investors trading off merging companies' share-price volatility, and the companies themselves at senior levels. The work can involve anything from hitting the phones and mining the document resources to covering trials, monitoring filings, and attending conferenc

POLITICO is seeking an economic policy reporter with deep experience on Capitol Hill to cover the congressional committees that shape Washington's oversight of banking, finance and the economy. With a focus on the House Financial Services and Senate Banking committees, this reporter will be at the nexus of some of the paramount storylines as Republicans seek to reset everything from the government role in housing to the U.S. relationship with China. We're looking for someone who can break news and write with sweep and authority on the personalities and power struggles among lawmakers making decisions affecting the world's largest economy. We also want to chronicle how the Trump administration is shaping these debates with lawmakers. You should thrive on competition, and be prepared to work collaboratively as a member of a close-knit team. You'll need experience covering financial regulation and a record of delivering both scoops and well-written enterprise on a fast-paced daily beat. P

Company Description Welcome to the Washington Examiner, your go-to source for breaking news, insightful analysis, in-depth coverage of politics and the federal government. Our team of experienced journalists delivers diligent investigative reporting and thoughtful conservative commentary to keep you well-informed about Washington D.C, the Trump administration, and beyond. Role Description This is a full-time role for a Homepage Editor at the Washington Examiner. The Homepage Editor will be responsible for curating and editing content for the front of the website, writing punchy, engaging headlines, and choosing effective pictures to best sell content. This role is based in Washington, DC, although the company currently operates on a hybrid system. Qualifications Experience in content curation, editing, and analysis Strong writing and communication skills Knowledge of political landscape and current events Proficiency in using content management systems Ability to work independently and

POLITICO is seeking an experienced journalist to cover international trade, tariffs and industrial policy, which are poised to be a major focal point in Washington and internationally. This reporter will play a leading role in covering the incoming Trump administration's plans to raise tariffs on trading partners around the globe and the all-but-certain trade retaliation that will provoke; Congress' role in shaping trade actions and industrial policy; U.S. economic policies and restrictions vis-a-vis China; and the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, among other topics. In addition to working closely with other reporters in the Washington newsroom, you will be expected to serve as a point person for collaboration on trade topics with POLITICO colleagues in Ottawa, Brussels and London. You'll write for all platforms of POLITICO with a mix of dailies for a plugged-in professional audience and strong enterprise stories for a general-interest audience. You will also contribut

POLITICO is seeking an experienced reporter to lead our coverage of the health care industry's relationship with Congress and the Trump administration. This beat will focus on how health insurers, drug makers, hospitals and other major industry groups are seeking to influence Washington at a time when a new and disruptive cast of power players is taking the stage. You will chronicle how an industry that accounts for almost a fifth of the nation's economy will deal with skeptical officials who are questioning its fundamental business practices and structure - and even long-accepted norms of best practices in medicine, such as vaccines. We're looking for an enterprising, persistent journalist with deep curiosity, excellent news judgment and history of revelatory storytelling. You should be comfortable working collaboratively with colleagues on our large health care team and across the newsroom on a storyline that will be central to politics and policy in the coming years. At least five y

POLITICO is seeking a smart, enterprising reporter to cover one of the hottest stories in the world: the political and policy collisions as the tech sector upends the norms of society, business and democracy. The core of the beat is social media platforms, both how they shape the national conversation and how governments are struggling to manage their impact. The ideal candidate will be able to break news regularly and take an ambitious view of the field - covering the industry's vast influence on politics and society, as well as keeping insiders abreast of Washington, state-level and global efforts to regulate the field. We're excited for a reporter who knows how to work the halls of Congress and agencies to break news, and can also see the full picture clearly enough to execute broad stories about technology as a power base. The beat is rich in ideas, personalities and influence, and POLITICO offers the right journalist a chance to build a truly global footprint. The ideal candidate

POLITICO is seeking ambitious, high-impact reporters to cover the political and policy dynamics of Congress. Lively, urgent and indispensable reporting on Capitol Hill is central to POLITICO's mission. We're looking for journalists that can help write a new chapter in our coverage of Congress, reporting on power dynamics and legislating, including relationships between congressional leaders, key Hill power-brokers, the rank-and-file in the House and Senate, the White House, the business community and state leaders. Ideal candidates are curious, nimble reporters excited about tackling one of the best beats in Washington - whether it's ferreting out the next move on a major bill, pinpointing tensions between factions or unpacking a leadership race. This position will write news and enterprise stories that appear across all of POLITICO's platforms. Eagerness to contribute on a driven team and to collaborate with reporters and editors across POLITICO's newsroom is a must. What you'll need: