Scott Calvert is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including regional interests and world news, with a focus on business, economics, and public security, as well as social issues such as crime and abortion in areas like Pennsylvania and Maryland. Scott's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Caixin Global, El Paso Inc., and Yahoo Finance.
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Suspect in attack, a native Texan, told of being broke amid a contentious divorce
By: Jack Gillum, Scott Calvert, Cameron McWhirter
Texas born and bred, Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar worked at Deloitte before plowing a truck with an Islamic State flag into a New Orleans crowd.
By: Joshua Chaffin, Scott Calvert
New Orleans and Las Vegas grapple with the aftermath of deadly incidents; suicide note is recovered from exploded Tesla.
By: Joshua Chaffin, Scott Calvert
New Orleans and Las Vegas grapple with the aftermath of deadly incidents; suicide note is recovered from exploded Tesla.
New Orleans and Las Vegas grapple with aftermath of deadly incidents
By: Scott Calvert, Joshua Chaffin
‘The worst I’ve ever seen.’ Skyrocketing misinformation is forcing public officials to adopt a new playbook when tragedies hit their communities
Los Angeles Fire Department Capt. Erik Scott has one of the most intense jobs in the nation right now: trying to distribute accurate public information during a historically destructive urban fire in America.
Some of the highest-profile defendants convicted in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot were set free Tuesday, as President Trump's sweeping grant of clemency drew mixed reactions within his own party and among those who stormed the building that day.
By: Kris Maher, Joe Barrett, Scott Calvert
Across the U.S., some pastors are standing firm while others are retreating as ICE gains new access to sacred spaces.
Pastors struggle over what to do as ICE gains access to houses of worship
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