David Baratz is a photo editor with a focus on national news and events in the United States. His work has been featured in various publications, including Cigalah Group, USA TODAY, The Journal News Media Group, The Oak Ridger, LLC, and Kinston Free Press. David's expertise lies in capturing compelling images that tell a story and provide visual context to news articles and events.
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David Baratz has a strong focus on event coverage, especially in the areas of government and politics, entertainment, and culture & society. His articles cover a wide range of topics including holidays, travel, landmarks among others.
If you are reaching out to David with a pitch or story idea related to an upcoming event or evolving news story in the United States (especially New York City, Alabama, Washington D.C., California), focusing on government announcements or political events would likely be well received. He seems to have interest in visual content as well since several article titles include "in photos" which suggests he may appreciate pitches that involve compelling imagery.
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's political career in photos.
By: David Baratz
Weddings can be pricey, and not just for the couple. We break down the costs of the ceremony, and the price tag for the bridal party and guests.
Areas across multiple states in the Midwest were damaged and thousands lost power as severe weather and tornadoes swept through.
Noelia Voigt, who was crowned Miss USA in September 2023, announced in a statement that she has decided to resign from the title.
Roman Polanski's life and career, in photos
J.D. Vance won the U.S. Senate race in Ohio on Nov. 8, 2022 . Vance replaced retiring Republican Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH).
Former news anchor Kari Lake is the 2024 Republican Senate candidate from Arizona. In 2022, she lost the Arizona race for Governor.
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