Nikki Haley asks New Hampshire to take a chance on her candidacy
In Hollis, New Hampshire, Haley presents herself as a third option for voters disenchanted by Trump and Biden.
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McCarthy wins a sixth term, defeating city councilor Jonathan Paz
The incumbent mayor, Jeannette McCarthy, will enter her 20th year as Waltham mayor.
Mayoral candidates go head-to-head in Thursday debate
Mayoral race seen as a test of McCarthy’s nearly 20 years in office; election set for Nov. 7
McCarthy vs. Paz: Waltham mayoral election heats up
Paz rallies supporters to “turn the chapter” on 19-year incumbent Jeanette A. McCarthy.
Incumbent McCarthy bests challenger Paz by 18% in Waltham preliminary elections
Mayor McCarthy holds a solid lead over Councilor Paz, but nowhere near her 30% lead in the 2019 Waltham preliminary election. Their rematch is set for November.
Dangerous power surges in Waltham to go uninvestigated by the state
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts denies formal investigation of company following two major power surges in Waltham; city councilors and mayor disagree.
‘We failed as a nation and were betrayed’: Former Afghan diplomat, alum speaks out a year after Afghanistan’s fall
The United States launched its “War on Terror” in 2001, when a U.S.-led military coalition invaded Afghanistan in response to the 9/11 attacks carried out by the global terrorist group al-Qaeda, who were being sheltered in Afghanistan.
Why I’m Running to be Your Junior Representative to the Board of Trustees
Meshulam Ungar is currently running to be the Junior Representative to the Board of Trustees. He can be reached at mungar@brandeis.edu or on Instagram @meshulam4brandeis.
‘There’s no roadmap for this’: a conversation with Brandeis COVID-19 czar Morgen Bergman
Bergman serves as the associate provost for academic and strategic initiatives, reporting directly to Provost Carol Fierke. She has worked at Brandeis since 2008, with a gap between 2016-19.
Brandeis professors explain the situation in Ukraine: “The people of Ukraine have a right to self-determination that doesn't get to simply be run over with Russian tanks”
According to the New York Times, senior Biden administration officials last week told Congress that Russian President Vladimir Putin “has assembled everything he would need to undertake … the largest military operation on land in Europe since 1945.” The Justice spoke with two Brandeis faculty members, Gary Samore (POL) via email and Steven Wilson (POL) in person, to provide some insight to this complex situation.
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