James Freeman is an assistant editor at the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, finance, and healthcare, with a keen focus on issues like inflation and education. Freeman is also a co-author of "The Cost: Trump, China, and American Revival," and has been featured in various outlets such as ArtRabbit, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Activists exercise heckler’s vetoes from coast to coast.
Kamala Harris and the evolution of San Francisco progressives. It seems that just about all San Francisco political leaders have lately
Will insulting voters persuade them to back Harris?
By: James Freeman
This week, Health Minister Mark Butler cut through the lobbying and made a decision that (could) justify the entire spending on the My Health Record System.
The White House doctors a transcript, according to A.P. sources.
Let’s hope a leader of the 2017 “resistance” responds well if Trump wins again.
Even in a growing economy, rising prices can crush household and business finances.
Do progressive policies always harm the people they are supposed to help?
The party’s most accomplished elected official in Michigan becomes an independent.
Investors are bullish that Trump can restrain Washington.
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