Roshan Fernandez

Chicago, New York

News Associate at The Wall Street Journal

news associate @wsj • previously: audience for @bostonglobe and @npr; reporting for @seattletimes and @rtdnews • always: @dailyorange, @aaja (he/him)

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全米で反トランプ政権デモ、「専制でなく民主主義を」

2 weeks ago | jp.wsj.com | Jasmine Li |Paul Kiernan |Roshan Fernandez

【ワシントン】米首都ワシントンなどで5日、トランプ政権の政策は一般市民よりも富裕層を優遇しているなどとして、大規模な抗議集会が開かれた。　ワシントンでは数万人がデモに参加し、中心部のナショナルモールに集結。「専制ではなく民主主義を」と書かれたプラカードを掲げ、連邦政府職員への支持を呼びかけながら行進した。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル日本版今すぐ購読する Special Advertising Section アクセスランキング米共和党の一部上院議員、対カナダ関税に反対
Trump Is Targeting College and University Federal Funding. Here’s What to Know.

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Roshan Fernandez

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Protests Against Trump Planned for Saturday

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Roshan Fernandez

Events to be held nationwide with Washington, D.C., likely to be the largest, organizers say“Hands Off!” events are scheduled in hundreds of cities around the country, with the largest likely to be at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Comedian Russell Brand Charged with Rape and Sexual Assault in U.K.

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Roshan Fernandez

British actor and comedian Russell Brand was charged with rape and sexual assault, London’s Metropolitan Police said on Friday. Brand was charged with one count of rape, one count of indecent assault, one count of oral rape and two counts of sexual assault. The charges are from four separate women, police said, and include alleged incidents spanning from 1999 to 2005 near Bournemouth in southern England and the Westminster area of London. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Everyone Wants to Raise Chickens, but Egg-Layers Can Be Bad Neighbors

3 weeks ago | wsj.com | Te-Ping Chen |Roshan Fernandez

Lewis, who left the council this year, was unmoved. “We can’t even seem to get people to mow their lawns these days. I don’t know how we’re going to keep chicken coops clean,” she told the crowd before voting “nay” on the measure, which would have allowed backyard chickens at some homes. Her grandmother, who raised chickens, always told her they were “dirty birds,” she said in an interview. Lewis had other concerns, including bird flu. “I hate to be a Debbie Downer,” the 68-year old said.
Everyone Wants to Raise Chickens, but Egg-Layers Can Be Bad Neighbors

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Te-Ping Chen |Roshan Fernandez

Eric Adams ditches Democratic primary, will run for reelection as independentThe mayor has been at odds with his party and wants time to recover from now-dismissed federal charges. NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams is opting out of New York City’s Democratic primary and running for reelection as an independent — embarking on narrow path as he further isolates himself from the …
‘MAHA’ Supporters Want More Beef Tallow. There’s Not Enough.

3 weeks ago | wsj.com | Patrick Thomas |Roshan Fernandez |Evan Jenkins

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How Prevalent Are Dyes in Foods? We Crunched the Numbers.

3 weeks ago | tovima.com | Jesse Newman |Andrew Mollica |Roshan Fernandez

Artificial dyes are facing real scrutiny. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , President Trump ’s head of U.S. health policy, has blamed artificial dyes for contributing to widespread health problems, particularly in children. Earlier this month, he told executives from the nation’s biggest food companies that he wanted them out of the food supply before he leaves office .
How Prevalent Are Dyes in Foods? We Crunched the Numbers.

1 month ago | wsj.com | Jesse Newman |Andrew Mollica |Roshan Fernandez

Across the country, lawmakers in states from Connecticut to Utah have introduced bills to restrict artificial dyes in supermarkets and schools, or require warning labels. In West Virginia, the governor is poised to sign a bill soon banning seven dyes from foods sold in the state. Removing them won’t be easy. A Wall Street Journal analysis of a federal database detailing food and beverage ingredients found that more than one in 10 products contain at least one artificial dye.
He Started JetBlue. Can David Neeleman Succeed With New Budget Airlines?

1 month ago | wsj.com | Roshan Fernandez

“I’m like, ‘Why are we crossing?’ ” Neeleman said. “Because then [to] sit down, you have to uncross it.”His bigger point: Were there ways to minimize turnaround times that Breeze hadn’t yet thought of? Executives consulted employees and returned with ideas Breeze implemented to save valuable minutes: sometimes using sweepers instead of large vacuums, lining up departing passengers in the jetbridge early, asking arriving passengers to do a bit of their own cleanup before they get off the plane.