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Jonathan Kealing

I am a former executive editor for PRI.org. and was with Public Radio International 2011-2018, based in Minneapolis. I came to PRI to help relaunch PRI.org as a destination for serious journalism and community.I was news editor then deputy editor through 2016 and became executive editor in 2017.At PRI.org, I oversee the work of our social team to encourage interaction and engagement with out site visitors, as well as PRI.org's story editors who commission and edit the stories we publish. In addition, I work with reporters and editors from PRI's shows to improve our digital storytelling and make our journalism better.Prior to coming to PRI, I worked for The World Company in Lawrence, Kan., where I oversaw a group of websites devoted to local news, sports and community health. I've also spent time as a reporter covering higher education.In addition to my work for PRI.org, I'm active in journalism circles — guest-lecturing at colleges and universities, participating in a teaching program that sends American journalists to China and as immediate past president of the Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists.Outside of journalism, I'm a father, avid reader, travel-geek, amateur photographer, husband and dog-owner. I'm always in search of my next great trip and am eager to talk to PRI.org visitors about how we can help make your experience here better.
Ilhan Omar
Democrats look set for a big win in the House, but losses in the Senate
Kansas Jayhawks center Udoka Azubuike drives to the basket against Clemson Tigers forward Elijah Thomas during the first half in the semifinals of the Midwest regional of the 2018 NCAA Tournament.
Sports
After six years, this Nigerian mother and son will reunite — at the Final Four
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos
Conflict
President Trump, what is your position on the Colombian peace process?
People march demanding U.S. President Donald Trump release his tax returns, in New York, April 15, 2017.
Global Politics
President Trump, this year’s taxes are due tomorrow. When will you share yours with the public?
Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, sits next to retired US Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn
Global Politics
#25. @realDonaldTrump Had the Flynn story not gone public, would you still have asked him to resign? #100Days100Qs
US President Donald Trump reacts after signing an executive order to impose tighter vetting of travelers entering the United States, at the Pentagon in Washington, January 27, 2017.
Global Politics
#11. @realDonaldTrump What specific steps do you want to see added to the current refugee vetting process to make it more ‘extreme’
Hundreds of thousands march down Pennsylvania Avenue during the Women's March in Washington, DC, January 21, 2017.
Global Politics
PHOTOS: From DC to New York, Chicago to LA, nearly 2 million rally for women
Protesters carrying banners and placards take part in a Women's March in Stockholm, Sweden
Global Politics
PHOTOS: It’s official. The Women’s March has swept the globe
US President Donald Trump waves as he leaves the CIA headquarters
Global Politics
Mr. President, we have some questions. Welcome to #100Days100Qs.
Carrie Fisher poses for cameras
Culture
Remembering Carrie Fisher’s outspokenness about her alcoholism and other challenges
An unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile
Media
What Hollywood nuclear war movies still have to tell us today
A giant version of the Ryder Cup trophy
Sports
The Ryder Cup is teeing off, and I’m going (yay!)
Grand Prismatic at Yellowstone
Culture
The national parks belong to everyone — so why doesn’t everyone care?
Conflict
Since Paris, there have been hundreds of terrorist attacks
Turkish military block access to the Bosphorus bridge
Conflict
A brief history of coups in NATO nations
Cartoon honoring victims of Nice violence
Conflict
How cartoonists worldwide are standing by the residents of Nice
French police forces and forensic officers stand next to a truck
Conflict
Truck plows into Bastille Day crowd in Nice; officials report at least 84 dead
People visit a vigil for the victims of the shooting at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, June 14, 2016.
Conflict
Tuesday’s developments in the Orlando shooting
Investigators work the scene following a mass shooting at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando Florida, June 12, 2016.
Conflict
The latest on the aftermath of the Orlando shooting
Imam Muhammad Musri speaks at a news conference
Conflict
Updated: Suspect in ‘the worst mass shooting’ in modern US history ‘not a stable person’
Buildings shrouded in smog in Mexico City
Environment
Mexico City residents are forced to cope with bad air
George Orwell (tall, center) and his wife Eileen
Culture
Americans had a front-row seat to Spain’s 20th century civil war
A coffin for a victim in Lahore
Conflict
A blasphemy dispute preceded the deadly attack on Lahore
Security personnel keep watch
Conflict
This weekend’s terrorist attacks are just a handful among hundreds. Most of them you don’t hear about.
President Barack Obama and Judge Merrick Garland
Justice
President Obama nominates Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court
Starbucks apron
Business
Starbucks is poised to take a crack at one of the world’s proudest coffee markets: Italy
Havana airport
Global Politics
US airlines will soon be able to offer hundreds of flights to Cuba every week
Antonin Scalia
Global Politics
US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia dies at the age of 79; Obama will nominate successor
A militia member stands watch
Global Politics
Update: ‘Go home,’ sheriff tells armed men who took over federal compound in Oregon
FBI investigators
Conflict
The FBI will investigate the San Bernardino attack as an act of terrorism as the focus moves to Tashfeen Malik
Residents of San Bernardino
Conflict
14 killed, 21 injured in California rampage; husband and wife suspects are dead
the logos for WGBH, GlobalPost and PRI.
Media
PRI to merge operations with Global Post
Minnesota Vikings running back Matt Asiata
Economics
Trying to predict a bank run, the Bank of England discovers the Minnesota Vikings
Texas City explosion
Conflict
Four port disasters that rival — or eclipse — the Tianjin blast
Wildfires
Environment
Canada is burning and America is choking on its smoke
Makeshift shelters in Nepal
Development
Nearly half a million in Nepal are displaced from their homes; more than 5,000 dead
Calbuco erupting
Environment
Five stunning photos that capture the destructive power and stunning beauty of the Calbuco volcano
King Abdullah
Global Politics
Looking back on the life of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah
A Strasbourg memorial for Charlie Hebdo
Conflict
Around the world, people turn out to remember and pay tribute to the staff of Charlie Hebdo
A child plays on Prado Boulevard in the country where President Barack Obama renewed diplomatic relations earlier this year.
Global Politics
How well did you pay attention to the news in 2014?
US President Barack Obama meets Britain's Prince William
Global Scan
Prince William’s US trip seems more political than regal
Global Scan
Take a trip through London at night — with the lights off
Russian doping control center
Global Scan
Russian athletes won big in Sochi and a new TV documentary says doping may be the reason
The Orion capsule
Global Scan
When NASA’s newest spaceship takes off Thursday, it’ll be back to the future
Syrian refugee food distribution
Global Scan
What happens to displaced refugees when the World Food Program goes broke?
Mass Indian wedding
Global Scan
A wealthy Indian tycoon just threw a mass wedding for 111 fatherless women
Stanford heat mirror
Global Scan
Could mirrors reduce the need for air conditioning around the world?
Chinese office workers take a smoke break
Global Scan
China considers telling its 300 million smokers to put ’em out in public
Colosseum
Global Scan
That little bit of vandalism will cost you $25,000
Russian police in action
Global Scan
When it comes to police, Russia gets the gold
Cocoa beans
Global Scan
Will a new strain of cacao tree save us from the coming chocolate shortage?
Guantanamo Bay protest
Global Scan
A US nursing association sides with a Navy nurse who refused to force-feed Gitmo prisoners
Rudolf Hess march in Wunsiedel
Global Scan
A German town turns a neo-Nazi march into an anti-hate walkathon
Black Pete at a Dutch Christmas celebration
Global Scan
Protesters attack a Dutch Santa Claus tradition as blatantly racist
Protesters with their heads in the sand
Global Scan
These Australian protesters have their heads in the sand to make a point
Bryan Adams' portrait of Joe Townsend
Global Scan
A Canadian rock star uses his photos to show the legacy of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars
Fantasy mushrooms in many colors
Global Scan
‘Magic’ mushrooms to treat depression? Some researchers think so
APEC leaders in matching T-shirts
Global Scan
Should the matching shirt summit tradition live or die?
Saudi women drivers
Global Scan
Soon women in Saudi Arabia may be driving — as long as they don’t wear makeup
Clean India campaign
Global Scan
Indian politicians exposed cleaning up garbage intentionally left for them