Catherine Rampell is a Special Correspondent at The Washington Post. She focuses on a range of topics including economic policy, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular interest in the global economy and commercial airlines. Rampell's insights are featured in various prominent outlets such as CNN, PBS, and The New York Times.
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Catherine Rampell's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on government & politics, finance & economy. She often cites data and covers government announcements.
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By: Catherine Rampell
Trump's immigration crackdown isn't just targeting people who entered the country illegally—it's making it harder for legal immigrants, international students, nurses, and highly skilled workers to come to and stay in the United States.
Donald Trump is posting AI-generated war footage, threatening Canada, spreading dangerous vaccine misinformation, and flooding Truth Social with bizarre content—and Andrew Egger and Catherine Rampell are trying to make sense of it all.
Everyone has a take on the economy. Catherine Rampell has the receipts.
Our allies once trusted America to safeguard their reserves. Now they worry the president might freeze them.
By: Catherine Rampell
Catherine Rampell and JVL break down Donald Trump's latest economic claims—and explain why his understanding of interest rates, inflation, and economic growth is so badly detached from reality.
Catherine Rampell and Joe Perticone discuss the growing signs that Republicans see Trump as a midterm liability, from candidates scrubbing his photos and endorsements from their websites to vulnerable members finding excuses to skip his big convention.
This is a long one, folks! If you're not strong enough to enduring Trump's speech, skip to 2:07:00 for post-ordeal commentary.
Catherine Rampell and Andrew Egger take on the increasingly hard-to-dismiss warnings about superintelligent AI, after an Anthropic researcher quit over fears that the technology could eventually threaten humanity.
The math is impossible, the inflation risk is real, and the plan would attract an army of scammers.
By: Jonathan V. Last
Catherine Rampell and JVL break down the latest inflation numbers and why the Trump administration is desperately trying to convince Americans that rising prices are actually good news.
