Tony Romm Joins The New York Times (February 24, 2025)

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A post dated Monday, February 24, 2025, 10:24 am, attributed to Ellen Pollock, Richard Stevenson and Deborah Solomon of The New York Times. It announces that Tony Romm will join The Times as the new economic policy correspondent, starting on March 10. The post says Tony Romm covered economic policy at The Washington Post, where the Covid Money Trail series was produced, and joined The Post as a technology policy reporter after earlier covering that topic at Politico and Recode. It asks readers to welcome the new correspondent.

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Tony Romm joins The New York Times

Posted Monday, February 24, 2025 10:24 am

Tony Romm

Ellen Pollock, Richard Stevenson and Deborah Solomon | The New York Times

We are thrilled to announce that Tony Romm will be joining The Times as our new economic policy correspondent.

This is a familiar role for Tony, who covered economic policy at The Washington Post, where he broke numerous stories during both the Biden and first Trump administration. He also put together The Post’s Covid Money Trail series, which included tons of scoops on federal spending.

Tony joined The Post in 2018 as a technology policy reporter and previously covered that topic at Politico and Recode, a tech business news site owned by Vox Media.

Please welcome him when he starts on March 10.

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