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Development Producer, Audio @WSJ. Past: @Newsday. Two-time @PulitzerPrize finalist. @LehmanCollege, @newmarkjschool graduate. aisha.al-muslim@wsj.com
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Con Artists Target Job Seekers With Scams & Money-Making Schemes

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By Aisha Al-Muslim Verified
| LatinTRENDS
News & Politics by: Aisha al-Muslim Writer, LatinTrends Magazine Many people looking for work have been ripped off by scam artists who make empty promises to help them get jobs in the federal government, as movie extras, as mystery shoppers, or a way to make a lot of money working from home– that is, if they hand over some money first. In the end, they’re left without a job and some are robbed of hundreds of dollars.
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Meet WSJ's Summer 2023 Interns

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By Aisha Al-Muslim Verified
| Medium
Our summer interns have embarked on their journey with The Wall Street Journal! This talented group of 29 journalists will be working for 10 weeks across all of our platforms, including print, wires, WSJ.com, audio, video, photo, graphics and social media. They will be working from bureaus across the U.S., as well as London, Tokyo and Beijing.
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Meet WSJ’s Spring 2023 Interns

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By Aisha Al-Muslim Verified
| LinkedIn News Verified
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an accomplished and driven journalist to lead our coverage of the social media companies that are reshaping the way people interact and share information.
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