Portrait of German Lopez

German Lopez

I became a journalist to understand world events and how they affect people. In my current job, I cover just about everything — politics, economics, crime, public health and more. The Morning newsletter aims to distill what is happening in the world, why it matters and how it could affect readers.

I started with The Morning, and The Times, in 2021. Since then, I have written on a variety of topics, including America’s opioid crisis and the war in Ukraine. Before The Times, I worked at Vox and CityBeat, a local newspaper in Cincinnati. I was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and my family moved to the United States when I was 6.

As a Times journalist, I share and follow the values and standards of our Ethical Journalism Handbook. I don’t accept any gifts, money or favors from anyone involved in my reporting, and I don’t make political donations.

My goal with every story is to uncover the truth, which requires hearing from multiple sides of a major event or issue. I always try to keep an open mind, and be fair and accurate in my reporting. If I make a mistake, I strive to acknowledge and correct it as quickly as possible.

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    An American Slowdown

    The U.S. has always relied on population growth to keep its economy pumping. A plateau may be coming.

    By German Lopez

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    A ’90s Classic, Remade

    A remake of Final Fantasy VII is one of the most anticipated video game releases of the year.

    By German Lopez

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    The Decline of the N.R.A.

    The group once seemed like an unstoppable force in American politics. What went wrong?

    By German Lopez

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