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Dustin Weaver named Congress editor
Washington Bureau Chief Julie Pace today announced a key appointment, sending this memo to her staff:
I’m very happy to announce that Dustin Weaver is joining the AP as our new Congress editor, a key leadership position in the Washington bureau.
Dustin is a smart and savvy editor with broad experience in Washington. Since 2014, he’s served as news editor at The Hill, where he has overseen the paper’s print and digital coverage of Congress, the White House and K Street. He does it all – running breaking news stories, working with reporters on smart enterprise and looking for ways to successfully promote stories in a crowded news environment. One reporter who worked for Dustin put it simply: He makes the stories he works on better.
Dustin joined The Hill in 2010 as a business and lobbying editor and previously held editing positions at The Washington Post Express and The Washington Examiner. Born and raised in Marietta, Ohio, Dustin is a graduate of Walsh University and the Scripps graduate program at Ohio University.
Dustin’s first day at AP will be June 11.