Henry Wolff is a journalist for American Renaissance, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including immigration, diversity, discrimination, and political controversies. He provides a critical perspective on these issues, often challenging prevailing narratives and advocating for what he sees as the interests of certain groups.
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Henry Wolff's articles primarily cover government and politics, alongside culture and society, with a focus on migration, immigration, border control, crime, and discrimination. He often cites data in his coverage. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide statistical evidence or analysis related to these topics.
Wolff also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to legal policy regulation announcements. Therefore, individuals with expertise in legal policy changes or those directly affected by such developments could consider reaching out to share their insights or experiences.
His geographic focus is national (United States), so pitches should take into consideration the relevance of the topic within the U.S., although some international perspectives may also be relevant given the nature of migration and discrimination issues.
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Cook County's former top prosecutor has lost her license to practice law.
By: Henry Wolff
The Trump transition team is considering a significant expansion of the way ankle-worn GPS monitors are used to track illegal immigrants who are not in federal immigration detention {snip}
Elon Musk is backing the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
By: Henry Wolff
The father of Sara Sharif, who has been found guilty of the 10-year-old's murder, exploited EU rules to stay in the UK, The Telegraph can reveal.
By: Henry Wolff
The Idaho Board of Education approved efforts to ban diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public universities on Wednesday.
By: Henry Wolff
“The gravity of the crime of racism in Brazil is so great that people can be arrested on the spot,” said Lívia Vaz, who directs the team. “When I started, it wasn't that way. The police would go to the scene, and no one was arrested. Now they are.”
By: Henry Wolff
“It's also disappointing that the DNC, the people that are running to be the DNC are all white men,” she said.
By: Henry Wolff
This is the moment a Saudi doctor who drove through a massive crowd at a German Christmas, killing at least 11 and injuring nearly 70 people, was arrested with an explosive device.
By: Henry Wolff
Nissan Motor Co. has become the latest major company to rollback key diversity initiatives amid mounting pressure from conservative activists, including
By: Henry Wolff
A shooting death in Birmingham's Titusville community set a tragic new record for the city as police investigated the 149th homicide of the year — breaking the city's 91-year-old homicide record.
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