Catherine Rampell is a Special Correspondent at The Washington Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including economic policy, immigration, tax, and politics, with a keen focus on the global economy and current affairs. Catherine's insights and analyses have been featured in numerous publications such as PBS, The New York Times, and CNN.
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Catherine Rampell's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on government & politics, finance & economy. She often cites data and covers government announcements.
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His solution to the food affordability crisis is to cut programs that help people afford food.
His solution to the food affordability crisis is to cut programs that help people afford food.
By: Jonathan V. Last, Catherine Rampell
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The longtime Fed Chair was known for his cryptic pronouncements and penchant for vagaries. It's a legacy being revived today.
By: William Kristol, Catherine Rampell, Andrew Egger
The tarps on the Kennedy Center, erected to hide the shame of a building that no longer bears Donald Trump's name, are still in place, but we now know two things about them.
By: Andrew Egger, Joe Perticone, Catherine Rampell
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There are some uncomfortably eugenicist vibes in Trump's latest disability policy, which authorizes states to institutionalize more Americans.
By: Catherine Rampell, Jonathan V. Last
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Sonny Bunch and Catherine Rampell take on Mel Brooks' 100th birthday and AFI's new ranking of Blazing Saddles as the funniest movie ever made.
Europe makes it too hard to install A/C. But the U.S. makes it too hard to power A/C with clean energy.
