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Our Legacy
The Herald de Paris has been reporting the news in the public trust since 2008. Our newspaper has gone through many challenges and changes, but our commitment to providing accurate, verifiable, and timely information has remained the same. We publish general news and feature articles on politics, art, culture, sports, science, technology, and investigative reporting.
Herald de Paris staff
James Edward Sved, Founder, Publisher, Writer
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Founder, Publisher, and Writer James Edward Sved is a senior cultural executive and preservation architect whose leadership spans major museums, capital programs, and national heritage initiatives. At Herald de Paris, he drives the publication’s strategic editorial direction, integrating high‑level analysis of art, architecture, policy, a
Founder, Publisher, and Writer James Edward Sved is a senior cultural executive and preservation architect whose leadership spans major museums, capital programs, and national heritage initiatives. At Herald de Paris, he drives the publication’s strategic editorial direction, integrating high‑level analysis of art, architecture, policy, and global cultural affairs. His career includes executive roles across institutions from Malibu to Washington, D.C., guiding complex capital projects, environmental design strategies, and organizational transformation. With graduate training in architectural history from the University of Virginia, Mr. Sved brings disciplined governance, institutional vision, and a results‑driven approach to shaping the modern cultural narrative.
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus and Legendary rock & roll journalist and interviewer.
Anna Wilding, Senior White House Correspondent
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Anna Wilding, Senior White House Correspondent
Washington D.C Bureau Chief and Senior White House Correspondent
Anna Wilding is an award-winning director producer, exhibiting presidential photographer, Senior White House Correspondent, on-air contributor, and host. With over two decades of experience across film, media, policy, and both American and global communications, she is reno
Washington D.C Bureau Chief and Senior White House Correspondent
Anna Wilding is an award-winning director producer, exhibiting presidential photographer, Senior White House Correspondent, on-air contributor, and host. With over two decades of experience across film, media, policy, and both American and global communications, she is renowned for her sharp analysis and creative insight. Wilding brings depth, clarity, and a distinctly American, global, and geopolitical perspective to the stories shaping our time. She served as White House Correspondent and investigative journalist from 2015 to 2017 and has returned to the role in 2025.
Her acclaimed photography exhibition Celebrate Hope: The Obama White House Collection (annawilding.world) has exhibited globally and earned international recognition. Her photographs, including images of both President Obama and President Trump, have been published worldwide and distributed by major photo agencies. She is the creator and host of Anna Wilding: Unstoppable, a podcast available on all major platforms that spotlights political, cultural, and thought-provoking conversations. Her award-winning film work has screened in major cinemas and received widespread critical acclaim, further cementing her legacy as a fearless voice.
She is also the founder of Global Intelligence Framework (globalintelligenceframework.com), available at TravelMilkshake.com, a platform that equips people with practical tools for independent news analysis and in-depth country insights.
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Jaime P. Gomez
Dr. Al Carlos Hernandez, Deputy Managing Editor Emeritus
Anna Wilding, Senior White House Correspondent
Jaime P. Gomez is an actor, writer, producer, director, and founder and CEO of Sandbar Films Inc. A California native, he spent his formative years wandering the coast from Malibu to Mexico in search of the perfect wave, the perfect sunset, and some understanding of this crazy world we live in. Many a moonlit night was spent staring out a
Jaime P. Gomez is an actor, writer, producer, director, and founder and CEO of Sandbar Films Inc. A California native, he spent his formative years wandering the coast from Malibu to Mexico in search of the perfect wave, the perfect sunset, and some understanding of this crazy world we live in. Many a moonlit night was spent staring out at the Pacific and pondering the same questions people have been asking since Socrates, though his own path to enlightenment may or may not have included a stolen English final. That story will be coming soon!
By luck, persistence, and a few unexpected turns, that road eventually led to five seasons as a series regular on the hit CBS series Nash Bridges. His film credits include Clear and Present Danger, Crimson Tide, Training Day, and the independent feature Gabriela. His television work includes appearances on Law & Order, The Rookie, 9-1-1: Lone Star, NCIS: Los Angeles, 24, CSI, and numerous others.
As a filmmaker and artist, Gomez focuses on character-driven stories rooted in place and honesty, culture, and community, with current projects starting pre-production in San Francisco and the Rio Grande Valley in Texas . His work reflects a longstanding passion for Latino representation, independent filmmaking, and expanding opportunities for filmmakers to participate not only as creators, but as owners of the art they are creating.
A husband, father, Californian, and survivor of the Eaton Fire, Gomez also writes from the perspective of someone rebuilding both personally and professionally. His interests extend beyond entertainment to civic responsibility, public policy, the environment, fatherhood, culture, and what it means to be a responsible steward of the communities and places we leave to the next generation.
He lives and works in Southern California, still searches for the perfect wave and sunset, and remains determined to figure out what the hell is going on in our crazy world!
contributors
Through the years, we’ve had some pretty heavy hitters write for the Herald de Paris including a magnificent photo essay from former NBC News Anchor Ann Curry; pieces by Yoko Ono, Kathy Ireland, Chef André Carthen, Chef Dominique Crenn; a sports column by Hall of Fame sportswriter Murray Chass, and many more, like editorials from editors from The Atlantic and The New Yorker. Speaking of The New Yorker, we’ve had cartoonist Liza Donnelly on our pages, too. We’ve published long-form essays on James Bond music from Santana Musical Director Benny Rietveld; given a first step to dozens of young writers who are now established journalists; and gave fistfuls of established and award-winning writers a place to do what they do despite buyouts and early retirements. Many choose to keep writing for us anonymously, to maintain their non-compete agreements. We honor that.
Through our Contributors Bureau, we’re proud to have maintained such a high bar for journalism and writing in general that we were compared to The New Yorker Magazine. If that doesn’t speak to our high level of writing, editing, reporting, investigative, and overall journalistic integrity, nothing ever will. In this age of artificial intelligence we still welcome writers, real human people writers, to our Contributors Bureau to this very day.
Actual humans. With a heartbeat.
Writers, journalists, researchers, editors, and technical professionals all working together to enlighten, inform, and entertain.