James Pindell is a political reporter at the Boston Globe. He covers a range of topics including Massachusetts politics, the GOP, and the 2024 elections, with a focus on key figures such as Donald Trump and Joe Biden, as well as broader themes in government and world affairs. James has been featured in Parenting New Hampshire, NewsBreak, and the Boston Globe Technology.
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By: James Pindell
The race was ultimately decided through the use of ranked choice voting.
Taken as a whole, the final polls of the 2024 presidential election indicated that Vice President Kamala Harris held a slight national lead over Donald Trump.
By: James Pindell
Let's step into the wayback machine and rewind to last Wednesday. That was the moment the world learned that President-elect Donald Trump selected the bombastic Florida Representative Matt Gaetz to serve as US Attorney General
By: James Pindell
We can analyze all the theories for why Gaetz was picked or just understand he was just unusually flawed from the beginning.
By: James Pindell
Republicans are poised to take full control of the House, Senate, and White House next year, granting them significant influence over legislative priorities.
By: James Pindell
Biden's decision pits his brand as a father against his brand as a president.
By: James Pindell
CAMBRIDGE – Senior staffers from the President-elect Donald Trump and President Biden turned Vice President Kamala Harris presidential campaigns
On Thursday the current President of the United States, Joe Biden, issued 39 pardons along with 1,500 commutations, the largest in a single day in American history.
By: James Pindell
Pardons have been in the news lately. There was a lot that led up to this moment.
Donald Trump never wants to be upstaged. After billionaire Elon Musk blew up a congressional funding deal at the last minute, it may be a truism he should heed.
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