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I am a US correspondent and data journalist for The Economist.
I write about politics & policy in the United States, but am especially interested in science, health and education policy.
I attended the University of Michigan for both undergraduate and graduate school.
America's animal-rights activists have more sway than ever
No other rich democracy hands as many decisions directly to its voters
A surge in diagnoses has created a booming industry
The Trump administration seems to want less clean energy and more preventable diseases
The economics of American college sports have been upended
The already fraught oversight of rare-disease treatments is becoming politicised
Cuts to funding risk hobbling Boston's science establishment
They are less enthusiastic about Donald Trump than their counterparts elsewhere
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