Clare Ansberry
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Wall Street Journal reporter. I write a column called Turning Points about the turning points in people's lives.
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined January 2013
A couple cared for each other until they were in their 80s. Then, the husband shot his wife and killed himself. A growing portion of murder-suicides affect older adults. https://t.co/Pq0UkAUy7S via @WSJ
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The strain of caregiving likely plays a role in murder-suicides among older adults, say researchers.
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When Grandma and Grandpa get divorced, what happens to Thanksgiving? https://t.co/BDcp2uSFXO via @WSJ
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When older parents divorce, family holidays can get complicated.
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More and more people will be aging at home, but it's not easy. https://t.co/q0puqynRAW via @WSJ
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What to do now to stay in your own home as you grow older.
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Springfield, Ohio said it wasn’t true. The Trump campaign spread it anyway. https://t.co/GZhB3ESedW via @WSJ
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Springfield, Ohio, city officials were contacted by Vance’s team and said the claims were baseless. It didn’t matter and now the town is in chaos.
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Most people want to grow old at home, but soaring costs of in-home care are putting crushing pressure on families. "I never feel truly free." https://t.co/dU50JQHVCp via @WSJ
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Families face soaring costs and mounting pressures in taking care of their loved ones. “I never feel truly free.”
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A falling U.S. birthrate means some older Americans feel they’re missing a key chapter in life: being a grandparent https://t.co/18EWvw5P3S via @WSJ
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A falling U.S. birthrate means some lament missing a key chapter in life.
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WSJ Reporter Evan Gershkovich Freed From Russian Prison: A Timeline
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Russia freed wrongly convicted WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich as part of the largest and most complex East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War https://t.co/spwCjLNsfX via @WSJ
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Russia freed wrongly convicted Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich as part of a major prisoner swap. The reporter and more than a dozen others jailed by the Kremlin were exchanged for...
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Older Americans welcome President Biden's decision to withdraw, but regret the delay and the way it happened. https://t.co/zxAeAzhv8e via @WSJ
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Today, Dow Jones CEO and Wall Street Journal Publisher Almar Latour and Wall Street Journal Editor in Chief Emma Tucker released the below statement on @WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich. Statement here: https://t.co/RNR1yj4TZO
#IStandWithEvan
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My colleague, WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich, was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to 16 years in a Russian prison for doing his job as a journalist. https://t.co/BT4s6wTCiZ via @WSJ #IStandwithEvan
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The court’s verdict—after three days of hearings—was widely viewed as a foregone conclusion, since acquittals in Russian espionage trials are exceedingly rare.
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Proceedings in the secret trial of falsely accused WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich are set to resume this week, almost a month earlier than originally scheduled https://t.co/0LMUqveGul via @WSJ #IStandwithEvan
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Proceedings in the secret trial of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich are set to resume Thursday, almost a month earlier than originally scheduled after a request from his defense team,...
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A global coalition of nations that advocates for a free press has condemned the Russian prosecution of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and called for his release https://t.co/zGAF0LEEBW via @WSJ
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The Media Freedom Coalition called the prosecution “a deliberate attack” on a free press.
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This summer, supporters of a journalist wrongfully imprisoned #CookForEvan. https://t.co/o3jm4nV1uo via @WSJ
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Care packages from friends have provided a measure of relief for The Wall Street Journal reporter wrongfully held in prison in Russia for over 15 months. Now, his colleagues and supporters around the...
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One man is on a yearlong quest across seven continents with the goal of hand-delivering 50 postcards. He's traveled 32,000 miles and he's not done yet. It's his way of trying to reconnect people. https://t.co/qJXUgW9G9T via @WSJ
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Inspired by a 200-year-old tradition, he tracks down intended recipients. Next stop: Iceland.
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Tens of millions of Americans are working a second job: providing care for older family members https://t.co/DKWfcI85CO via @WSJ
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An estimated 29 million workers, from senior managers to retail clerks, work while also caring for an adult family member. The stresses are taking a toll on their careers.
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The world is falling into a baby bust—so quickly and so widely that it’s taken many by surprise. The demographic squeeze brings economic, social and geopolitical consequences. https://t.co/hhus8jYhf7 via @WSJ
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Birthrates are falling fast across countries, with economic, social and geopolitical consequences. “The demographic winter is coming.”
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