Mark Arsenault
Reporter at The Boston Globe
Boston Globe reporter, author of The Imposter’s War, the strangest tale of war and journalism ever told
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4 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Mark Arsenault
“Mer-cee bo-coop!” he concluded, gamely, for a nice applause. And then the real campaigning began. Kraft smoothly wound through the narrow gaps between the tables, greeting each of the hundred or so attendees individually, shaking every hand, and dropping to one knee for extended conversations with seated guests, like a man about to propose.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Mark Arsenault
What has the incredible run of football excellence by the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs done to us, as New England Patriots fans? Bad things. Two weeks ago, we actually rooted for the Buffalo Bills to dethrone the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Mark Arsenault
Hi, this is Globe reporter Mark Arsenault, filling in as lead writer for Starting Point in January. Today we’re highlighting a very innovative history project from the Boston Globe newsroom, and I have a few personal parting words as this temporary assignment wraps up.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Mark Arsenault
A confirmation hearing by the Senate Finance Committee into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to be secretary of Health and Human Services opens today. Here’s a primer on what’s important:It’s hard to keep them all straight – which Kennedy is this? With that familiar toothy smile, RFK Jr. looks the part of a scion of his family’s political dynasty, but this is not your father’s Kennedy. He is the son of former US attorney general Robert F.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Mark Arsenault
We experience climate change personally and most poignantly when a cascade of events finally catches up with us. Consider this sequence:A changing climate leads to freakier weather – storms that are more destructive and more frequent, rising seas and heavier precipitation that exacerbate flooding, heat waves that dry out vegetation, and longer droughts that make the land more vulnerable to fire. Storms, floods, and wildfires lead to homeowners suffering vast and catastrophic damages.
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