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Jillian Lederman

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Jillian Lederman’s Biography

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Jillian Lederman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Disabilities Act Becomes a License to Cheat

Disabilities Act Becomes a License to Cheat

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RFK Jr. Is Right: Kids Don’t Need Weight-Loss Drugs

RFK Jr. Is Right: Kids Don’t Need Weight-Loss Drugs

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Massachusetts Puts Its Education Excellence at Risk

Massachusetts Puts Its Education Excellence at Risk

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The ‘Live Free’ Election for Governor

The ‘Live Free’ Election for Governor

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Brown Says No to Divestment From Israel

Brown Says No to Divestment From Israel

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A Masked Mob Outside a Lawmaker’s Home

A Masked Mob Outside a Lawmaker’s Home

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The Patriotic Case for the World Cup

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By Jillian Lederman Verified
| The Free Press Verified
When I was very young, maybe 5 years old, I enlisted in one of the great pastimes of American childhood: the town soccer league. Twice a week—once for practice, once for a game—my parents shuttled me to the small field behind our elementary school, dropped me off wearing a jersey and hand-me-down cleats, and watched me scamper toward the other girls, while the coach (usually somebody’s dad) fruitlessly attempted to corral us into formation. The games lasted an hour or so.
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Nothing Can Sink the Cruise Ship

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By Jillian Lederman Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Nothing Can Sink the Cruise Ship Cruise ship MV Hondius off the port of Praia, the capital of Cape Verde, on May 3, 2026. (AFP via Getty Images) Thirty-eight million people went on a cruise last year. They’ll keep going—and that’s a good thing. Somewhere off the coast of the Canary Islands, there is a cruise ship in turmoil.
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Tucker Carlson’s Absurd Chabad Conspiracy Original

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By Jillian Lederman Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Of course he did. That was my first thought when I heard that Tucker Carlson, in a recent podcast episode, had directed his ire over the Iran war at none other than the Chabad movement—one of the largest Jewish organizations in the world. The reason? According to Carlson, it all stems from a small fabric patch that some members of the Israel Defense Forces have chosen to wear on their uniforms.
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