Alex Thompson, a White House reporter at Politico, will leave to join Axios as a national political correspondent.
As per The New York Times’ Katie Robertson:
“News outlets are jostling for talent ahead of 2024 — I’m told Thompson turned down offers at WaPo, Politico and Semafor.”
Thompson joined Politico in September 2018 as a national political reporter. Previously, he was a policy and politics editor at Vice and served as an editorial assistant to New York Times and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Maureen Dowd.
Thompson graduated from Harvard College.
Be sure to congratulate Thompson via Twitter.
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