Jon Kamp is a US News Reporter at the Wall Street Journal. He focuses on regional economics while covering a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a keen interest in culture and society across North America. Jon's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, World Wealth Journal, Yahoo News, Magzter, The Wall Street Journal, and MSN.
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Jon Kamp, with a focus on national coverage in the United States and an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and citing data. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather, health, and politics.
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By: Jon Kamp
The strikes in Venezuela come at a time when drug-related deaths in the U.S. are falling sharply, down from a spike that occurred during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. The decline began under the Biden administration and continued after President Trump took office, federal data show. The late
By: Paul Overberg, Jon Kamp, Max Rust
While U.S. population growth is slowing, Americans are flocking to boomtowns far outside major cities.
Jon Kamp, Max Rust, Paul Overberg The future of American cities is in the exurbs.
By: Paul Overberg, Jon Kamp, Max Rust
The top U.S. cities exerted their influence as centers of commerce, trade, finance and dissent.
By: Erin Ailworth, Jon Kamp, Suryatapa Bhattacharya
NEW YORK―New York City Mayor Eric Adams said an increasingly tense standoff at Columbia University “must end now,” as police lined up on streets close to an academic building occupied by pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
