Emma Freire is a senior writer for WORLD Magazine. She is a former Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at the Fund for American Studies. She also previously worked at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and a Dutch multinational bank. She resides near Baltimore, Md., with her husband and three children.
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Emma Freire | Could a real estate development in rural Tennessee spark civic revival?
Emma Freire | America’s two political parties fight for razor-thin majorities in a perpetually gridlocked Congress
Emma Freire | Five post-9/11 shifts still reverberating today
Former chief medical advisor plead the Fifth more than 100 times during a Senate hearing
CHILDREN’S BOOKS | Two recent middle grade reads
BOOKS | A new book argues evangelical preaching encourages weakness
IN THE NEWS | Democratic socialists ride radical political positions to victory in primary races across the country
The American bison once numbered in the tens of millions before nearly disappearing. A Tennessee rancher is helping rebuild the herd—and showing how stewardship and economic incentives work together. WORLD’s Emma Freire reports.
Why are we still so focused on Britain’s monarchy, 250 years after throwing off its shackles?
Emma Freire | 250 years after throwing off royal rule, some Americans are hoping for its return
