Jim Puzzanghera is a Reporter at The Boston Globe. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, government and politics, and general assignment news, with a particular focus on the housing market and public policy. 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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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.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
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
By: Sam Brodey, Jim Puzzanghera
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — The leaders of a Senate committee seeking criminal contempt of Congress charges against Ralph de la Torre, the former CEO of Steward
By: Jim Puzzanghera
SPRINGFIELD — People in Western Massachusetts have been seeing a lot of Jeromie Whalen lately. He's hard to miss.
By: Jim Puzzanghera, Brian MacQuarrie
Two of the state's longest-serving US House members, Stephen Lynch of South Boston and Richard Neal of Springfield, defeated younger progressive challengers on Tuesday.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
When two veteran Massachusetts US representatives finally claimed victory Tuesday night after tough Democratic primary races, it didn't take long
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — At first, the only remarkable thing about Sept. 11, 2001 , was the weather — a chill hint of fall under a brilliant blue sky.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — If President Trump's promise Wednesday night to send Americans big checks sounds familiar, it's because he's floated ideas like that before.
By: Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — The moment of truth has arrived for new Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh: Will he hike interest rates to tackle rising prices, or hold off to try to please the person who appointed him?
