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Yahoo! News: Yahoo! News has promoted Marquise Francis to senior national reporter and producer. He was most recently a national reporter/producer and covered the intersection of politics and culture. Francis joined Yahoo! News in May 2017 as a social content producer and before that spent time as the social media manager for The History Channel. He has also worked at MSNBC and NBC News.
POLITICO: Delece Smith-Barrow has joined POLITICO as education editor, managing a team of reporters covering national education policy and politics. She was most recently a senior editor at The Hechinger Report and wrote in-depth stories on inequality and innovation in higher education for the nonprofit news outlet. Prior to that, Smith-Barrow covered higher education for U.S. News & World Report.
The Cut: The Cut, New York magazine’s site for women, covering style, self, culture, and power, has announced the return of Lindsay Peoples Wagner, this time as editor in chief. She succeeds Stella Bugbee, who stepped down in October. Peoples Wagner comes from Teen Vogue, where she has been editor in chief since 2018. She is also the co-founder of the Black In Fashion Council, focused on the advancement of Black people in the fashion and beauty industry. Prior to that, she was The Cut’s fashion market editor from 2015 to 2018.
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