Daniel Desrochers is an International Trade Reporter at The Kansas City Star. He covers a range of topics including economic policy, capital markets, and the global economy, with a particular focus on energy and mining. His work has been featured in various publications such as the New Hampshire Union Leader, Miami Herald, and POLITICO, among others.
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Daniel Desrochers primarily covers local government and politics, with a focus on Missouri and Kansas City. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local political events, election coverage, legislative decisions affecting the area, or profiles of key politicians in these regions.
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The memorandum of understanding seeks to diversify the supply of critical mineral mining, processing and refining
By: Finya Swai, Daniel Desrochers
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he will remove tariffs on Scotch whisky, touting the move as a celebration of the connection between the
By: Daniel Desrochers
The social media post comes amid simmering trade tensions between the EU and U.S. on the terms of the trade agreement they reached last year.
The fate of the president’s economic agenda rests with this “trade nerd.”
The fate of the president's economic agenda rests with this “trade nerd.” WARREN, Michigan — Jamieson Greer is a trade lawyer.
When it comes down to a choice between staying in President Donald Trump's good graces or getting back millions of dollars owed to them, companies are taking the cash.
The president has said he will "remember" companies that don't collect their tariff refunds. So businesses are pursuing them quietly.
By: Myah Ward, Daniel Desrochers, Grace Yarrow
The president is caught between pleasing ranchers, a loyal GOP constituency, and addressing voters' affordability concerns.
By: Daniel Desrochers, Nahal Toosi
President Donald Trump has struggled to lure businesses back into Venezuela after deposing its authoritarian leader in January. Cuba could be an even harder sell.
By: Nahal Toosi, Daniel Desrochers
The Trump administration continues to ratchet up economic pressure on Cuba and is inching closer to military action as it looks to weaken or even topple the regime there.
