Jim Puzzanghera is a reporter at The Boston Globe. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and culture and society, with a focus on elections, public policy, and journalism. Jim's work has been featured in STAT News, Business Times Journal, and Boston Globe Media.
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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: Jim Puzzanghera
Trump and Hegseth have a long record of disparaging international laws of war
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WASHINGTON – The woman's voice on the phone message was steady and clear. “I am a proud American,” she said. “I've got one thing to say … Bitch , I hope they blow your head off.”
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WASHINGTON — The resignations of former Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales this week amid sexual misconduct allegations and threats of
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WASHINGTON—On the surface, all appeared normal Tuesday as President Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh , received praise from Republicans and disdain from Democrats during a Senate confirmation hearing.
WASHINGTON—The social media post by the Department of Homeland Security Tuesday night seemed to come out of left field: an idyllic image of Fenway Park at sunset under the words “Worth Fighting For.”
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WASHINGTON — Several Boston Globe journalists who attended the White House correspondents' dinner Saturday night described a frightening scene as
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WASHINGTON—President Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve now appears to be on a glide path to confirmation, but that doesn't mean the central
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WASHINGTON — The declarations over the course of a single week echoed through the White House, across the South Lawn, and even to the drained Reflecting Pool on National Mall.
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WASHINGTON — US District Judge Richard J. Leon is a plainspoken South Natick native known in legal circles for sprinkling his rulings with exclamation
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WASHINGTON — Just about everybody in Congress agrees housing has become unaffordable and that there are numerous things the federal government can do to help solve the problem.
