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Francine Kiefer

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California reporter for The Christian Science Monitor. Before that, was the Monitor's Congressional and White House reporter. Interests: hiking, corgis, opera.
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If cars could talk, this museum would be full of motormouths

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By Melanie Freeman, Francine Kiefer
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Cars have stories to tell. Here in the “vault” at the Petersen Automotive Museum, visitors can discover over 300 amazing vehicles and their tales. There’s the first Ferrari, with a fire extinguisher on the passenger side (the car’s estimated worth: a cool $150 million). There’s also the armored Mercedes owned by Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos before his death. It can drop an oil slick and spew tear gas to foil pursuit.
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‘It was love at first write’: Advice to young journalists from a veteran reporter

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By Francine Kiefer
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
From the editors: After 45 years of reporting and editing, Francine Kiefer is hanging up her press pass. Francine spent most of her career with The Christian Science Monitor, serving as the paper’s Germany bureau chief when the Berlin Wall fell, as its White House correspondent covering the administrations of former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, and as its congressional reporter.
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Trump’s immigration crackdown roils LA. As a judge weighs in, how the issue plays out could matter in other cities.

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By Francine Kiefer, Ali Martin Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Los Angeles has become ground zero for America’s immigration face-off. Continuing confrontations on the streets over deportation enforcement have advanced to the courtroom. Last week, the Trump administration sued the city over its “sanctuary” policy. Immigrant advocates, joined by the city, are suing to challenge the legality of the federal tactics.
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