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Laura will work on The Post newsroom's curation team, creating visual presentations for The Post app, as well as social and newsroom projects.

Niesen will oversee coverage of the Washington Commanders and the NFL.

Columnist Andrew Van Dam will dig into overlooked data in search of surprising truths about modern life.

In this new position, Malitz will edit important enterprise about the culture we consume, how it is shaping us and the driving forces behind it.

Ali will help supervise a staff of writers and freelancers who will create science-based service journalism focused on a range of personal health topics.

In this new role, Suellentrop will help oversee the section’s political columnists, commission guest op-eds and develop new ways of connecting readers with the section’s political coverage.

Sipress will oversee coverage from the Philippines to West Africa, including Post bureaus in Southeast Asia, India, Afghanistan/Pakistan and Africa.

Martine will continue to work with the Audio team playing an integral leadership role and being involved in key decision-making processes.

Mark comes to The Post from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, where he covered science and health for the past 14 years.

In this newly created role, Kunitz will contribute art direction and social media design in addition to her video motion graphics work.

Gurley joins The Post from Vice’s Motherboard, where she has covered labor since 2019, producing groundbreaking journalism about the conditions that have spurred a huge increase in organizing at some of the country’s largest employers.

An award-winning photo editor, Sadof is known across the newsroom as a powerhouse of ideas and creativity. For nearly six years, she has been a key driver of visually led storytelling on the America Desk, managing photo coverage of both breaking news and enterprise.

Sullivan will bring his sharp news judgment, hunger for scoops and high-tempo metabolism to The Post's coverage of the 2022 midterm elections and beyond.

In her new role, Knowles will cover the 2022 midterm elections and the 2024 presidential campaign.

Wilson will chronicle the public policies, politics and experiences in a region shaped by liberal ideology.

Elizabeth comes to The Post from the Mission marketing agency in Baltimore, where she worked on branding campaigns across social, web and print for a range of clients including Nike, Johns Hopkins University and the Maryland Science Center.

Since the fall, Bacic has been on a Post Opportunity Year as an assignment editor in Metro, having an impact working with Education and Local Government teams.

Conducted in partnership with employee engagement firm Energage, LLC, The Post’s survey asked employees about the companies they work for to identify 200 of the highest ranked workplaces in the region.