Washington Bureau reporter focusing on the national economy
Jim Puzzanghera is a journalist and Washington Bureau correspondent for the Boston Globe. With a background in technology reporting, he covers a wide range of national issues, including politics, economics, and social issues. His work has also appeared in STAT, showcasing his expertise in healthcare and science reporting.
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Jim Puzzanghera's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in the United States, with a specific emphasis on announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. He seems to be interested in bipartisan stories and significant political developments.
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By: Sam Brodey, Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — When photos emerged this week of smoke billowing from ballot drop boxes in Washington state and Oregon — destroying many ballots
By: Tal Kopan, Sam Brodey, Jim Puzzanghera
For several election cycles, the path of a successful Democratic candidate has gone through Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. This year, voters in those states and elsewhere are on edge.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
The rallies in Pennsylvania marked the end of an extraordinary campaign pitting the first former president convicted of felony crimes against an opponent who was a last-minute replacement at the top of the Democratic ticket.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — Republicans will win control of the US Senate on Tuesday night, the Associated Press projected, capitalizing on an extremely advantageous
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — On election night in 2016, as Kamala Harris became just the second Black woman to win a Senate seat, Donald Trump's surprise presidential victory prompted her to rip up her planned speech.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — President Biden walked out to the sun-splashed Rose Garden on Thursday to a standing ovation from staffers and Cabinet members, took
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — With a campaign mantra of “it's the economy, stupid,” Bill Clinton won the White House in 1992 as voters struggled with the lingering
By: Jim Puzzanghera, Sam Brodey
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump walked onto the stage at a meeting of House Republicans Wednesday to a standing ovation, heartily shaking
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump pushed the envelope on presidential powers in his first term, but now there are concerns he could go even further in an
By: Amanda Kaufman, Jim Puzzanghera
Gaetz said his nomination was "unfairly becoming a distraction." He faced scrutiny over sexual misconduct allegations under investigation by the House Ethics Committee.
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