Damon Darlin has been hired as executive editor of Kaiser Health News, a nonprofit news service that provides in-depth coverage of health care policy and politics.
Darlin will start next month.
For the past year, Darlin has been at Reuters as editor, money and politics, in its Washington bureau.
He previously was at The New York Times, where he spent the previous three years at the policy, economics and politics site The Upshot. Before that he worked for several years as technology editor and personal finance columnist at The Times.
Earlier in his career, Darlin was a reporter at the The Wall Street Journal in Cleveland, Detroit, Tokyo and Seoul, as well as senior editor at Forbes and managing editor at U.S. News and World Report.
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