Jonathan Freedland is a columnist at the Guardian. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and regional interests, with a particular focus on North America and global issues. Freedland is featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News UK, The Atlantic, and The New York Review of Books.
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Jonathan Freedland's coverage is predominantly focused on politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and opinion editorials. His articles often explore evolving stories and provide expert commentary within the realm of US and UK politics, elections, Israel-Palestine conflict, and the Holocaust.
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By: Jonathan Freedland, Chris Michael, Maz Ebtehaj, Tom Glasser
Jonathan Freedland is joined by Chris Michael, the Guardian US live news editor, to find out who Matt Gaetz is and discuss what his chances are of becoming Donald Trump’s attorney general
By: Jonathan Freedland
The president-elect has picked a team designed to ensure his domination, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
By: Danielle Stephens, James Carville, Phil Maynard, Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland speaks to the veteran political strategist James Carville about where the Democrats went wrong and how they can bounce back
By: Jonathan Freedland
A strategy of starvation would always be indefensible. After this week’s ICC decision, he risks turning Israel into a pariah state, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
By: Jonathan Freedland
From defence to trade, the incoming US president is upending the old order – and standing apart from our neighbours leaves us dangerously exposed, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
By: Jonathan Freedland
Ulrich Boschwitz, who wrote the recently rediscovered thriller The Passenger, left another gift behind him when his life was tragically cut short. I had the honour of reinterpreting it for today’s children
By: Jonathan Freedland
It is not enough for the Labour leader’s ‘milestones’ to be achieved. Voters must feel the improvement in their daily lives, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
By: Jonathan Freedland
From the bloodshed in Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza to the return of Trump, there are so many reasons to despair. But a little deliberate optimism can go a long way, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
By: Karim Zidan, Danielle Stephens, Jonathan Freedland, Phil Maynard
The US president-elect’s ties with the Ultimate Fighting Championship and boxing, as well as World Wrestling Entertainment, might tell us about the kinds of sport he appreciates. But then there’s golf …As the US prepares to host the World Cup and the Olympics during Trump’s presidency, Jonathan Freedland and Karim Zidan walk through his history with sport to see if it explains more about him
By: Jonathan Freedland, Danielle Stephens, Maz Ebtehaj
Jonathan Freedland talks to Jimmy Carter’s biographer, Jonathan Alter, about why history should look favourably on the peanut farmer turned politician
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