Jon Kamp is a U.S. News reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in Boston. He covers a range of topics including the pandemic, opioids, and other national news stories. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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Jon Kamp, with a focus on national coverage in the United States and an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and citing data. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather, health, and politics.
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By: Scott Calvert, Jon Kamp, Paul Overberg
A bruising recession and the disappearance of pensions have left many young boomers financially exposed.
A bruising recession and the disappearance of pensions have left many young boomers financially exposed.
By: Richard Rubin, Jon Kamp, Justin Lahart
Vice President Kamala Harris puts a focus on workers and the middle class as she launches her White House bid.
Vice-president Kamala Harris puts a focus on workers and the middle class as she launches her White House bid.
By: Jon Kamp, Ashley L. Conti
With younger labor in short supply, aging workers often find themselves pulling double—or triple—duty to keep towns afloat.
As America teeters between a soft landing and recession, uncertainty is weighing on consumers and businesses.
By: Jon Kamp
A small number of states have just one, and ‘it’s definitely a point of pride.’
By: Jon Kamp
The winter migrant surge is boosting 2024 counts in Chicago and other cities.
By: Aaron Zitner, Jon Kamp, Brian McGill
An aging population and economic distress have increased dependence on federal and state support. Here's why that matters for the 2024 election.
By: Aaron Zitner, Joe Pinsker, Jon Kamp
Many people—though not all—saw wage increases that kept pace with the pandemic’s rapid price hikes, but the psychological toll remains.
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