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Freelance Writer, Freelance
Historian with opinions @DCExaminer, @WSJopinion & @WSJBooks, @Spectator, @Telegraph, @TheOldie, @NYPost, @JewishChron and so forth; recovering musician.

Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Reporter @WSJ. @dukechronicle alum. Reach me at amrith.ramkumar@wsj.com.

Politics Fellow, The New York Times
politics fellow @nytimes • wrote @WSJ, @bostonglobe, @thecrimson, @rapplerdotcom, @aajavoices simon.levien@nytimes.com 🇵🇭🇺🇸

Freelance Contributor, Freelance
“All that we are is the result of what we have thought. The mind is everything. What we think we become.” - Buddha
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Senior Writer and Reporter, Freelance
Senior writer and reporter. Former editor, reporter, bureau chief, page one editor and coverage chief @WSJ. Lisa.Bannon1@gmail.com (201)452-0813

Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
A reporter at The Information becky.peterson@theinformation.com

Tech Investigations Reporter, The New York Times
Find me on Bluesky or Threads! NYT tech investigations, ex-WSJ, co-author of Happy At Any Cost, author of The Lost Bank.

Contributing Writer, Freelance
Former senior editor on news desk @wsj The Wall Street Journal, now freelance. Tech writer, sometime gardening writer. Rail trail advocate, traveler.

News Editor, Journal Reports, The Wall Street Journal
News Editor, Journal Reports, The Wall Street Journal: Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Small Business, Wealth Management, Personal Finance, Retirement, Health.

Food Writer, Freelance
Food editor @PoMoMagazine. Former food critic @eastbayexpress 🌮🍜🍦IG: kat.bites ✉️ khamilton@pdxmonthly.com // always looking for an excuse to eat butter

Reporting Assistant, China, The Wall Street Journal
Rachel Liang @WSJ China reporting team. rachel.liang@wsj.com
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