James Anderson

James Anderson is an experienced journalist with a robust career spanning several decades. Currently serving as News Editor for the US Desk at The Associated Press since 2007, Anderson has covered significant topics such as Colorado Legislature and politics. Prior to this role, Anderson worked at The Miami Herald as News Editor for the Rocky Mountain Region and Assistant City Editor, overseeing urban affairs reporting in Miami. Anderson's extensive background with The Associated Press from 1987 to 2004 includes positions as Bureau Chief, Caribbean Correspondent, and Editor of the International Desk, as well as involvement in a national writing project on race relations. Additionally, Anderson began a career at The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. focusing on regional financial and environmental news. Anderson holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Cornell University, a Master of Arts in International Journalism from the University of Southern California, and a Master's degree in International Journalism from El Colegio de México.