USA TODAY/ usatoday.com is seeking an experienced reporter to cover the Department of Justice beat, from the investigations of Donald Trump and Hunter Biden to a wide array of stories on high-profile federal investigations.
The best candidate is someone who excels at source building and has a track record of delivering scoops and exclusives.
You love being at the center of a big story and can pivot between breaking stories and enterprise.
You have sharp news judgment and can help us grow our audience through great reporting and concise, engaging writing. You can also write quickly under deadline.
We are seeking someone with experience covering trials and combing through court documents.
Experience covering a major federal agency is also a plus.
Our next hire will be a can-do team player, who is passionate about the work and can quickly develop great story ideas essential to our audience.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Salary: Minimum Salary: $72,000. The hourly rate for this role will range between $34.62 and $50.87.
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