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Xavier Cullen

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As seen in: WHDH-TV (Boston, MA), GBH News (Boston, MA), WTNH-TV (New Haven, CT), Esports Insider, Bay State Banner, The Quinnipiac Chronicle
Covers:  National/Local News, Politics and Culture
News Producer @7News | fmr: GBH News, WTNH, Esports Insider, The Quinnipiac Chronicle. | Opinions my own. #mapoli #bospoli

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Self-motivated journalist with proven success working as a news producer covering local, regional and national stories for print, television and radio. Experience handling breaking news in high-stress situations and getting ahead of stories before they happen.

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Breaking News: New Orleans Terrorist Attack

Breaking News: New Orleans Terrorist Attack

Breaking news coverage of the New Orleans terrorist attack for my show at WHDH 7News. In this video, you'll s…

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A look at the A-listers and local artists playing Boston Calling this weekend

A look at the A-listers and local artists playing Boston Calling this weekend

Boston Calling kicks off this Friday at the Harvard Athletic Complex in Brighton. The three-day music festiva…

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State lawmakers debate Gov. Healey's $4B housing bill

State lawmakers debate Gov. Healey's $4B housing bill

Governor Maura Healey's new Housing Bond Bill promises zoning changes, investments in public housing, and new…

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NYT's Nicholas Kristof's new book is a 'love letter to journalism'

NYT's Nicholas Kristof's new book is a 'love letter to journalism'

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof is one of the best-known journalists working today. For four decade…

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Cancer outcomes are improving, but racial gaps still exist

Cancer outcomes are improving, but racial gaps still exist

Black and indigenous Americans are more likely to die from cancer than any other racial group in the country,…

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Do pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters need to change their messaging?

Do pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters need to change their messaging?

Since protesters first began calling out Israel's attacks on Gaza after the brutal Hamas terror attacks on Oc…

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How should the media cover Donald Trump's violent messages?

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By Xavier Cullen Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
April 05, 2024 Donald Trump is back in the headlines for sharing content that appears to promote violence against his rivals — both legal and political. This time, the former president shared a video on social media of a pickup truck with a decal that depicts President Joe Biden hog-tied in the truck’s bed. Some news organizations have decided not to show the video in their coverage, in fear of inadvertently promoting the violent message. Others have shown the video, with a warning.
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Budgets are tight for Mass. and Boston. What does this mean for you?

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By Xavier Cullen Verified
| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified
April 05, 2024 Just six months after signing the first tax cuts in over two decades, Gov. Maura Healey is now freezing some hiring in her administration as the state's revenue falls short of expectations. In Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu is warning of a possible rise in commercial property taxes as empty office buildings leave Boston with less tax dollars.
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Gov. Healey launches MassReconnect free community college program

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By Xavier Cullen Verified
| Bay State Banner Verified
Governor Maura Healey went to MassBay Community College in Wellesley Aug. 24 to officially launch a new program to make community college free for residents ages 25 and older who don’t already have a degree. MassReconnect covers the cost of tuition, fees, books and supplies for students who have a high school diploma, have been Massachusetts residents for at least one year and are enrolled in at least six credits.
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