The Philadelphia Inquirer is looking for a digital editor to amplify the coverage of health, science, business and the built environment. The ideal candidate is someone who can keep coverage both responsible and interesting as the coronavirus outbreak extends its reach.
The Inquirer also seeks a digital editor to amplify news coverage. The ideal candidate is a news buff who is glued to election coverage but can discuss it without getting lost in the weeds, who has thoughts on the role of race and class in the justice system, and who explains to your relatives the rise of “cancel culture.”
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