Nathan VanderKlippe is a correspondent for The Globe and Mail, focusing on national news in Canada. With a keen interest in politics, social issues, and international relations, Nathan's articles cover a wide range of topics, including conflicts in the Middle East, labor rights, public health, and Indigenous issues. His reporting provides insightful analysis and in-depth coverage of current events.
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Nathan VanderKlippe's coverage primarily focuses on national and international government policies, politics, and evolving stories. He often cites data and covers breaking news events. If you're looking to reach out to him with a pitch, consider offering insights into ongoing or emerging political developments in Canada or internationally, especially those related to Indigenous rights, U.S. politics, labor rights, Middle East conflict, or humanitarian crises.
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By: Adrian Morrow, Nathan Vanderklippe
The president delivered Monday’s keynote speech at the United Center in Chicago, swallowing any anger at the party grandees who elbowed him out of the race to help his chosen successor’s whirlwind campaign.
By: Nathan Vanderklippe
The former president no longer commands the political sway he once enjoyed on Chicago’s south side, as Democrats commit millions of dollars to court vital but uncertain Black voters
By: Nathan Vanderklippe
In calling opponents names, questioning the courts and comparing crowd sizes, Democrats show a willingness to adopt the tactics of the man they have long condemned
By: Adrian Morrow, Nathan Vanderklippe
The Vice-President is expected to formally accept her party’s nomination and speak about her back story as a former prosecutor and daughter of immigrants
By: Nathan Vanderklippe
The GOP is struggling to navigate an issue where the views of the committed party faithful differ starkly from those of the broader American public
By: Adrian Morrow
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