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 -Business Insider deputy editor, Paige DiFiore-Wohr, is calling for first-person pitches for its "Village For Hire" series on creative ways working parents outsource household tasks and the workers profiting from them. They are seeking stories from individuals who have hired or work as household managers, mother's helpers, or meal preppers. Rates start at $240 for 600 words. Send pitches through the online pitch form.

 -The Boston Globe is accepting applications for the 2027 Newsroom Summer Internship Program, a 12-week full-time program based in Boston for reporters, photographers, videographers, designers, and copy editors. They will cover daily news and feature assignments or complete daily design and copy editing tasks. Applicants should be enrolled in a US undergraduate or graduate program with a graduation date of May 2027 or later and have a valid driver’s license for reporting and visual roles. The rate is $772.50 per week. Apply by submitting a completed application form, work samples, and two references to [email protected] by November 1.

 -Vogue is hiring a Beauty Writer based in NYC to produce digital beauty, wellness, and culture content for its fast-paced web team. They will pitch and publish daily news breakouts, create content for major tentpole events, and produce stories within the CMS. Candidates should have two to three years of digital feature writing experience, CMS proficiency, and sound editorial judgment aligned with Vogue's tone. The salary range is $75,000 to $85,000 and this is a guild position.

 -Morning Brew is hiring a Weekend Writer based in NYC for its flagship daily newsletter. They will write one story per day, contribute story ideas, and craft social media content on a weekend schedule. Candidates should have three years of writing experience in a newsroom, excellent editorial judgment, and the ability to use humor in their writing. The salary is $75,000 to $80,000.

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