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Carine Hajjar

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Democrats see an opening in Iowa. I learned why at a tailgate.

Democrats see an opening in Iowa. I learned why at a tailgate.
09.10.2026 10

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

Will Texas turn blue? Here’s what voters told me at a Buc-ee’s.

Will Texas turn blue? Here’s what voters told me at a Buc-ee’s.
06.10.2026 20

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

The GOP had one real strategy left for November. Trump kneecapped it.

28.09.2026 30

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Carine Hajjar

Ro Khanna looks on the bright side

23.09.2026 20

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Carine Hajjar

John Sununu tries to reclaim New Hampshire in the MAGA era

11.09.2026 20

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

The progressive status quo’s triumph in Massachusetts

03.09.2026 20

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

In Massachusetts, ‘reproductive freedom’ goes only one way

20.08.2026 20

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

Will Maine uproot Susan Collins? I went to a potato festival to find out.

30.07.2026 40

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Carine Hajjar

As Maine reels from an ICE shooting, Democrats embrace a slogan

21.07.2026 30

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Carine Hajjar

Who vetted Graham Platner? Anyone?

08.07.2026 30

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Carine Hajjar

Trump’s ‘small piece of the puzzle’ in the Iran war is the whole game

29.06.2026 70

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Carine Hajjar

What I saw in Texas as its vicious GOP Senate runoff nears the finish

25.05.2026 40

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Carine Hajjar

Schumer’s bad bet on Maine

02.05.2026 60

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Carine Hajjar

Lebanon gets a second chance to do the right thing

14.04.2026 50

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Carine Hajjar

Neither tattoos nor slurs are slowing down this Senate candidate

26.03.2026 70

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Carine Hajjar

Gavin Newsom missed the memo: Relatability is out

13.03.2026 60

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Carine Hajjar

Kristi Noem was a nightmare for immigration hawks

04.03.2026 50

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

Young Americans should know the truth about Venezuela’s decline

27.01.2026 60

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

On faith and foster care, one state does the right thing

18.12.2025 50

Washington Post

Carine Hajjar

‘Kind of embarrassed’: In Vance’s hometown, I saw patience running thin

17.12.2025 100

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Carine Hajjar

In Graham Platner, can Democrats embrace a flawed but authentic candidate?

In politics, uncurated candidates come at a cost.

28.10.2025 50

Boston Globe

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A tattoo, old Reddit posts, and Graham Platner’s growing list of controversies

I can see the appeal of a gruff young Democrat who wants to rage against the decrepit Democratic machine — but couldn’t they find someone sans...

22.10.2025 30

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Carine Hajjar

Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time, protesters

As attitudes toward protesters who break the law seem to be souring, even liberal Massachusetts officials are changing their tone.

17.10.2025 40

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A new era at Harvard: Once shunned, conservative students are now welcome to share their views

Michael Knowles gets a warm reception.

08.10.2025 30

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Carine Hajjar

Feds put Mass. on notice: Don’t discriminate against Christian foster parents

On Tuesday, the Trump administration warned state officials that a DCF policy requiring foster parents to “affirm” transgender identities violates...

30.09.2025 30

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

‘The answer to hate is not hate’: Erika Kirk shows moral leadership

No one had a greater right to rage after Charlie Kirk’s assassination than his widow. But she chose forgiveness instead.

26.09.2025 50

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Carine Hajjar

For an attorney general, Pam Bondi has a dim understanding of the First Amendment

When the attorney general threatened to “go after” hate speech directed at Charlie Kirk, the hypocrisy was too blatant for her fellow Republicans...

18.09.2025 40

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Carine Hajjar

The killing of Charlie Kirk: A generational conservative voice

He actively sought to challenge — and to be challenged.

11.09.2025 30

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

Thousands of kids in Massachusetts need foster care. So why is the state turning away Christian families?

A new lawsuit alleges that the state is discriminating against Christian foster parents by conditioning foster care licenses on their “willingness...

04.09.2025 50

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

Hezbollah has ruined Lebanon for years, with Iran’s backing. There’s finally a chance for change.

Now that the terrorist group has been critically weakened by Israeli strikes, the Lebanese have an opening to take their country back.

29.08.2025 40

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

Why conservatives are swooning over the Taylor-Travis engagement

Football and infectious pop music. What could be more American?

27.08.2025 40

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

Everyone wins in Trump-Wu clash — except immigrants

The mayor’s tough words might win votes in Boston. But the more she taunts Trump, the more she risks a harsher backlash against immigrants in the...

21.08.2025 40

Boston Globe

Carine Hajjar

Massachusetts’ sinking reading scores should be a five-alarm fire on Beacon Hill

Some of the strongest pushback against state literacy requirements has come from Massachusetts’ wealthiest communities.

24.07.2025 30

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Carine Hajjar

One reason why Newton public schools are losing students

The city’s schools are supposed to be among the state’s best. So why are families leaving?

18.07.2025 50

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Carine Hajjar