James Pindell is a reporter at The Boston Globe. He specializes in American politics, with a particular focus on New England, covering topics such as elections, government, and public policy. His work has been featured in Parenting New Hampshire, NewsBreak, Space Today, and The Boston Globe.
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Maine's nationally watched US Senate contest has been one of seasons. Beginning last year, there was the Autumn of the Political Phenomenon , Graham Platner.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lobbied to go to war with Iran for months. President Trump eventually agreed . But it's Vice President JD Vance who is left holding the bag.
By: James Pindell
Maine Senator Susan Collins was first elected in 1996. It was a time when American politics was largely defined by Clinton-era triangulation — the
By: James Pindell
If you listened to a political professional on Tuesday morning you probably heard that the US Supreme Court decision striking down a post-Watergate campaign finance rule is the biggest thing since Citizens United
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Check social media or Fox News these days and you might be convinced that the Democratic Party is facing a socialist insurgency. But that is missing the point.
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See if you recognize the following scenario: The president of the United States celebrates an action on the global stage.
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Graham Platner speaks to supporters in Blue Hill, Maine, after winning the Democratic nomination for the Senate on Tuesday night, June 9, 2026.
By: James Pindell
On one level, Maine's US Senate contest is easy for everyone to understand.
On Monday night, the Maine Democratic Party's executive director accused Graham Platner's tea m of trying to “put their thumb on the scale” to
By: James Pindell, Sam Brodey, Sabrina Shankman
ELLSWORTH, Maine — For so many Democrats across Maine, seemingly every hour since late Monday afternoon has carried waves of intense emotion.
