Scott Calvert is a Mid-Atlantic reporter for The Wall Street Journal, with a focus on national news in the United States. He has a background in journalism, having previously worked for the Baltimore Sun. Scott covers a wide range of topics, including mental health crises, climate change, local politics, and social issues.
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By: Scott Calvert
Younger generations are losing the distinctive drawl; ‘Everybody thinks I’m from the Midwest.’
By: Eric Lee, Scott Calvert
A 38% spike in homicides is upending life for residents and businesses in the District.
In state legislative races next week, both parties are testing their messaging ahead of the presidential race.
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Scott Calvert
By: Scott Calvert, Matt Barnum
By: Sara Randazzo, Scott Calvert
ロシアで拘束されているロシアと米国の二重国籍の女性の元親族や関係者らが、女性の釈放や米国への帰国を求めて声を上げている。
Cities across the U.S. are weighing stadiums for the sport, sparking pushback: ‘Cricket? Like in England? Why?'
Jonathan Daniels became the head of the mid-Atlantic port in February, roughly two months before a containership destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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