Jon Kamp is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including the pandemic, opioids, and general assignment news, with a focus on government and politics, culture and society, and personal finance. Jon's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and World Wealth Journal.
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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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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.
By: Jon Kamp
President-elect made deep inroads with voters in prosperous communities long considered Democratic strongholds
By: Jon Kamp, Alyssa Schukar
Minnesota’s Hennepin County has embraced a hands-on approach to addressing its toughest homelessness cases. The work is intensive, but it is yielding results.
By: Paul Overberg, Jon Kamp, Max Rust
The Census Bureau estimates that the U.S. population grew by 8.5 million over the past four years, with immigrants making up the vast majority.
By: Max Rust, Jon Kamp, Paul Overberg
Immigrants are having a huge impact on the nation's population growth, new federal estimates show.
The nation’s homelessness problem worsened again this year. A record estimate of 771,480 people were homeless in the U.S. in 2024, an 18% increase from a year earlier, fueled in part by migrant families who crowded into shelters and hotels, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Wall Street Journal reported in September that preliminary numbers from around the U.S. were pointing to a record high.
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