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Rebecca Feng

Journalist covering key news for Wall Street Journal. Tracked by Paperboy directory.

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Last Front PageJUL 14, 2026Latest appearance
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Trump Says He Is Reimposing U.S. Blockade on Iran Shipping

Oil prices leap as Pentagon starts new strikes, president talks of Hormuz tolls

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Trump Says He Is Reimposing U.S. Blockade on Iran Shipping

Oil prices leap as Pentagon starts new strikes, president talks of Hormuz tolls

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Wall Street JournalJUL 14, 2026Lead Story
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Clause in U.S.-Iran Pact Is At Center Of Fight

Memorandum hands Tehran leading role in opening strait, but sparks major dispute

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Wall Street JournalJUL 10, 2026
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Shadowy Network of Tankers Keeps Oil From Iran Flowing

Defying sanctions, they meet off Malaysia to funnel illicit crude to China

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Wall Street JournalMAY 29, 2026Lead Story
The report provides a detailed investigation into the logistical methods used to bypass international sanctions, focusing on maritime maneuvers and the 'shadow fleet' operations.
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Hormuz Standoff Puts Strain On Iran’s Oil-Storage Capacity

Tehran is buying time in race to see who blinks first: producers or global consumers

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Wall Street JournalAPR 28, 2026Lead Story
The paper frames a geopolitical conflict through an infrastructural and market lens, focusing on logistical constraints rather than military movements. It positions the standoff as an endurance test between producers and consumers.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Rebecca Feng in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.