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Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died Tuesday at his Chicago home. He was 84.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died Tuesday at his Chicago home. He was 84.
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Diana DiZoglio Launches Reelection Bid Amid Ongoing Fight To Audit Massachusetts Legislature
Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio announces her 2026 reelection campaign as her legal battle to audit the state Legislature continues before the Supreme Judicial Court.
Andrea Campbell Seeks Bigger Budget To Sue Trump Administration
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is seeking a budget increase to hire more lawyers as her office continues filing lawsuits against the Trump administration.
Sanctuary Cities Mean Nullification
Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.
National Debt Projected to Hit 120% of GDP by 2036
The Congressional Budget Office projects federal debt will reach 120% of GDP by 2036, with borrowing climbing to $56 trillion and interest costs rising.
Massachusetts Health Insurance Regulators Halt 17% Deductible Hike
Massachusetts health regulators froze deductible limits for 2027 after a projected 17% increase, as enrollment in the Health Connector drops by more than 27,000 residents.
10 Underrated New England Hiking Spots Worth Exploring
Skip the crowds and explore the hidden beauty of New England’s underrated hiking trails. Abigail Hawthorne shares 10 quiet paths for a richer outdoor experience in 2025.
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Sanctuary Cities Mean Nullification
Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.
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Deaton: My Childhood Depended on SNAP; Today’s Fraud is a Betrayal to Both Taxpayers and Every Kid Like Me
Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton says SNAP fraud betrays taxpayers and vulnerable children, calls for legislative audit and transparency.
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Free Enterprise Is Human Nature and Divinely Inspired
Catholic businessman Tim Busch argues that free enterprise aligns with Christian teaching, human dignity, and the Church’s duty to uplift the poor.
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Rude But Right On Crime
Heather Mac Donald examines President Trump’s unusually direct responses to violent crime and what they reveal about public order and governance in American cities.
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Oil, Oregano, and Tradition: The North End’s Best Italian Sub
A winter sandwich crawl through Boston’s North End ranks the best Italian subs at Bricco Salumeria, Monica’s Mercato, and Table Mercato, comparing flavor, authenticity, and value to crown a winner.
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Shortsleeve: Gov. Healey’s Budget Plan Is Spending Massachusetts Into A Corner
Massachusetts faces a growing structural deficit as Gov. Maura Healey’s administration relies on rising spending, one-time fixes, and budget maneuvers to paper over slowing tax revenue, Brian Shortsleeve argues.
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Curiosity Can Be A Bad Thing
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Nobody Is Coming to Save You
Nobody is coming to save you. Not a mentor, not an investor, not the perfect opportunity. Boston rewards people who take ownership early and punishes those who wait for permission. This is the reality every serious founder has to accept.
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Where Is The Stock Market Headed In 2026?
Stock market outlook for 2026 examines valuations, earnings growth, bull and bear cases, and why elevated price/earnings ratios call for optimism with caution.
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Consume More Digital Media and Have A Beauty-Less Life
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died Tuesday at his Chicago home. He was 84.
Diana DiZoglio Launches Reelection Bid Amid Ongoing Fight To Audit Massachusetts Legislature
Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio announces her 2026 reelection campaign as her legal battle to audit the state Legislature continues before the Supreme Judicial Court.
Andrea Campbell Seeks Bigger Budget To Sue Trump Administration
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is seeking a budget increase to hire more lawyers as her office continues filing lawsuits against the Trump administration.
Sanctuary Cities Mean Nullification
Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.
National Debt Projected to Hit 120% of GDP by 2036
The Congressional Budget Office projects federal debt will reach 120% of GDP by 2036, with borrowing climbing to $56 trillion and interest costs rising.
Massachusetts Health Insurance Regulators Halt 17% Deductible Hike
Massachusetts health regulators froze deductible limits for 2027 after a projected 17% increase, as enrollment in the Health Connector drops by more than 27,000 residents.
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Culture
New England’s 10 Best-Kept Outdoor Secrets
Discover 10 of New England’s best kept outdoor secrets—from hidden coastlines to quiet trails. Abigail Hawthorne shares the quiet beauty still waiting to be found across all six states.
Top 10 Irish Pubs in Boston: Tradition, Taste, and Tunes
Discover Boston’s best Irish pubs—from historic landmarks to cozy neighborhood favorites. Enjoy authentic pints, live music, hearty fare, and vibrant local culture in these top-rated pubs.
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Top 10 Seafood Restaurants in Boston: Where the Ocean Meets Tradition
Discover the top 10 seafood restaurants in Boston, from historic oyster houses to modern raw bars. Experience the best of New England’s coastal cuisine with this guide to Boston’s seafood scene.
Oil, Oregano, and Tradition: The North End’s Best Italian Sub
A winter sandwich crawl through Boston’s North End ranks the best Italian subs at Bricco Salumeria, Monica’s Mercato, and Table Mercato, comparing flavor, authenticity, and value to crown a winner.
20 Best Tourist Attractions in New England You Must See
Explore the 20 best tourist attractions in New England, from historic landmarks to hidden gems. Discover why this region still offers America’s most unforgettable adventures.
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Faith
Free Enterprise Is Human Nature and Divinely Inspired
Catholic businessman Tim Busch argues that free enterprise aligns with Christian teaching, human dignity, and the Church’s duty to uplift the poor.
Massachusetts High Court To Hear Challenge Over Quincy First Responder Statues
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will hear a lawsuit challenging Quincy’s plan to install statues of St. Michael and St. Florian at its new public safety headquarters, a dispute over religious symbolism and public space.
Left-Leaning $$ Floods Dedham Church As Anti-ICE Nativity Display Remains Up Weeks After Archdiocese Said Take It Down
A Dedham Catholic church says it has received an outpouring of left-leaning support and donations after refusing to remove an anti-ICE Nativity display ordered taken down by the Archdiocese of Boston.
Massachusetts Bill Would Eliminate Religious Vaccine Exemption
Doctors, lawyers, and faith leaders warn two Massachusetts bills ending the state’s religious vaccine exemption would harm students and violate rights.
Politics
Massachusetts Board Eyes Early 2026 Vote On Three-Year Bachelor's Degree
The Board of Higher Education is on track to vote in early 2026 on whether to allow public and private colleges and universities in Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor's degrees, reducing the typical 120-credit requirement.
Winter Special Election Scheduled To Fill Lowell-Based Senate Seat
Voters in Lowell and a few surrounding towns will head to the polls in the winter of 2026 to elect a new senator.
Moulton, Pressley Vote Against Resolution Honoring Charlie Kirk
The U.S. House voted 310-58 to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a National Day of Remembrance, but Massachusetts Democrats Seth Moulton and Ayanna Pressley opposed the resolution, citing concerns over its portrayal of Kirk.
Charlie Kirk: Christian Martyr
Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated at age 31 for his unwavering Christian faith, not his politics. Known for sharing the Gospel at every rally, Kirk spoke with conviction and respect while opposing the transgender movement.
Education
Massachusetts Higher Ed Board Opens Door To Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees
The Board of Higher Education approved a new regulation allowing Massachusetts colleges to pilot three-year bachelor’s degrees, a move supporters say could cut costs but critics warn may weaken academic quality.
Brian Shortsleeve Joins GOP Rivals In Opposing Males In Girls' Sports
Brian Shortsleeve joined fellow Republican gubernatorial candidates in opposing males competing in girls’ sports, backing a Pembroke mother after a recent track meet controversy.
Boys Help Girls' Field Hockey Teams Win Western Massachusetts Championships
A pair of boys helped their respective girls' field hockey teams win Western Massachusetts championships this past fall.
Judicial Watch Sues Barnstable Public Schools Over Firing Tied To Facebook Posts
Judicial Watch filed a federal lawsuit alleging Barnstable Public Schools violated the First Amendment by firing an associate principal over pre-employment Facebook posts.
Five Massachusetts Boys Have Won Girls’ Field Hockey League MVP Awards Since 2019
A look at five Massachusetts boys who have won MVP awards in girls’ high school field hockey leagues in recent years.