Media moves

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• Adweek: Ryan Joe has been named editor in chief.
• AP: Courtney Bonnell is a national security and foreign policy editor; James Pollard will cover philanthropy.
• The Baltimore Banner: Herman Wong is deputy managing editor for news, and Julie Bykowicz is business and enterprise editor.
• Barron's: Nicholas Jasinski joins as a senior writer; Rebecca Ungarino is a reporter covering Wall Street.
• BBC: Jonathan Aspinwall is executive editor of "Newsnight," and Bernd Debusmann joined as a D.C.-based reporter.
• Bloomberg: Lindsay Blakely is a business editor; Dana Wollman is a tech editor; Mackenzie Hawkins will cover strategic tech, industrial policy and geopolitics; David Gura joins as a host of "The Big Take" podcast; and Kate O'Keeffe is a U.S.-China tech and national security reporter.
• The Boston Globe: Diamond Naga Siu is a newsletter editor.
• CBS News: Julia Ingram will cover misinformation; Jim LaPorta is a verification producer.
• CNN: Matt Holt is a politics reporter; Kathryn Monahan is a news associate
• Financial Times: Monica Mark is South Africa bureau chief; Malcolm Moore is an energy editor.
• Forbes: Maria Gracia Santillana will cover careers and workplace trends.
• Fortune: Sharon Goldman will cover AI; Benjamin Snyder is a managing editor.
• The Hill: Amie Parnes is a senior correspondent.
• The Los Angeles Times: Richard Verrier is a business editor.

• Newsweek: Jennifer Cunningham is executive editor.
• The New York Times: Kirsten Grind is a tech investigations reporter; Seth Kelley is a senior producer, and Priya Mathew is a senior booker.
• Politico: Rosie Perper is a news editor.
• Quartz: Vinamrata Chaturvedi is a staff writer.
• TechCrunch: Marina Temkin is a VC and startup reporter.
• USA Today: Darren Samuelsohn is a Congress and campaigns editor.
• US News & World Report: Indira Lakshmanan will start an Ideas & Opinions platform.
• US Weekly: Dan Wakeford joins as editor-in-chief.
• The Wall Street Journal: Harriet Torry is a reporter covering the economy and based in Houston.
• The Washington Post: Nick Baumann is deputy politics editor; Meryl Kornfield will cover politics; Annah Aschbrenner senior deputy campaign editor; Amanda Finnegan is a deputy features editor.
• Wired: Noah Shachtman is a contributing editor.