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 | How 9/11 and the quest for power turned the FBI into a political weapon
Supporters of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro forced their way into the country’s congress, supreme court, and presidential palace
Nigerian victims claim military committed forced abortions, child killings
Younger Democrats take over in the House, but their policies and tactics echo their predecessors
IN THE NEWS | Brazilians ponder their future as a scandal-tainted leader returns to power
The South American country has taken a sharp leftward turn with its choice
After serving time in prison, Brazil’s Lula reclaims presidency from Bolsonaro
IN THE NEWS | Public safety is a primary issue in some governor’s races
Carolina Lumetta, Leah Savas, Emma Freire | Inflation. Abortion. An unpopular president. And yes, Donald Trump. The factors weighing on voters’ minds make the 2022 midterms among the most unique elections in American history
Former President Lula fails to secure majority over incumbent Bolsonaro
