James Freeman is an Assistant Editor and Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and climate policy, with a focus on general assignment news and regional interests across North America and Latin America. James is featured in multiple outlets including ArtRabbit, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and PLOS, among others.
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James Freeman's coverage is heavily focused on government & politics, particularly within the United States. His articles often include legal and policy analysis as well as opinion editorials with references to data and expert commentary.
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Will voters agree with AOC that the left’s 2020 agenda was crazy?
Are Democratic donors as obsessed with identity politics as their candidates?
Now here’s a guy with the right enemies.
Do any media folk read the Constitution?
Another government-run health system rations care.
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A conspiracy, not a conspiracy theory.
The bright side of $40 trillion in federal debt.
Overseas politicians increasingly willing to consider economic survival.
Which failed government interventions do Los Angeles voters prefer?
Darline Graham wins the South Carolina primary.
