Jim Puzzanghera

W ASHINGTON — Down the lush green grass of the National Mall, past the 110-foot Ferris wheel and the scaled-down reproduction of President Trump's

WASHINGTON — Fifty years ago, as the nation's 200th birthday approached, President Gerald Ford's chief speechwriter had an overarching goal for the upcoming high-profile bicentennial addresses.

WASHINGTON − Major bipartisan legislation to address housing affordability automatically became law early Saturday when President Trump let a deadline

Like the fleeting fireworks from coast to coast last week, America’s 250th birthday has spectacularly come and gone. But that doesn’t mean the party’s over as far as the White House is concerned.

WASHINGTON — As July began, things were finally looking up for President Trump and his fellow Republicans as the high cost of living slowly began to ease heading toward the midterm elections.

Trump picked a new Fed chair, but yesterday's rate-change result is the same as with the old one Hi, I'm Jim Puzzanghera from the Globe's D.C. bureau.

WASHINGTON — A federal appellate panel on Friday upheld a lower court ruling tossing out a lawsuit by Ralph de la Torre, the former CEO of Steward

WASHINGTON — The leaders of a Senate committee seeking criminal contempt of Congress charges against Ralph de la Torre, the former CEO of Steward

SPRINGFIELD — People in Western Massachusetts have been seeing a lot of Jeromie Whalen lately. He's hard to miss.