German Lopez is a reporter for The Morning at The New York Times. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and social issues. His work has also been featured in The Seattle Times and Yahoo News.
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German Lopez's coverage spans a broad range of topics, including politics, government, finance & economy, crime and climate change. His articles often involve legal policy regulation and cite data to support the points made in the stories. The mix of themes covered suggests he would be interested in hearing from experts with insights on political developments, public policy implications related to migration or international relations issues.
Given his focus on citing data and evolving stories within these diverse areas, he may also be open to receiving commentary from professionals who can provide unique perspectives backed by credible information or analysis. Additionally, German’s extensive experience covering legal policy regulation indicates he could benefit from input provided by knowledgeable sources familiar with legislative matters regarding various topics such as elections and climate change.
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Murders likely fell at record speed last year.
Seven reasons are Americans down on the economy.
By: Josh Katz, German Lopez, Alicia Parlapiano
A comparison with Portugal’s approach to decriminalization shows why many liberal cities have struggled to match its success.
The city’s addiction crisis has worsened quickly — and culture is a big factor.
The economy has rebounded. But to win re-election, Biden must help voters believe the good news.
How an aid package from the U.S. could affect the war.
We cover the presidential candidates’ immigration policies.
We explore what led to the strikes, what’s happening now and what might come next.
By: German Lopez, Kevin Serna
Some Republicans, including JD Vance, are also on board.
By: German Lopez
Both candidates tout plans that promise to help the country make things again. Canton, Ohio, is an example of the steep challenge.
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