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Editor's note — this page will be updated throughout the day (or as long as it takes) 7:35 p.m. Senate Democrats have named Majority Leader Harriette L. Chandler as acting Senate President.
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BOSTON — Senate President Stanley Rosenberg emerged today to address the media, a day after a series of explosive allegations surfaced claiming that his civil-law husband acted on Rosenberg's Beacon Hill clout to sexually assault at least four men. "As you know, I never hesitate or shy away
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Documents obtained via a Freedom of Information Act request show that less than 40 minutes after the Massachusetts State Police processed the arrest of a district court judge's daughter, a captain inside the agency texted Major Barbara Anderson — one of the figures named in federal lawsuits filed by
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An explosive series of accusations shared with the Boston Globe alleges that the civilly married husband of Senate President Stanley Rosenberg (D-Amherst), Bryon Hefner, has committed a series of sexual offenses against men — including a nonprofit policy advocate who told the newspaper Hefner once grabbed hold of his genitals. Globe
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A federal judge on Tuesday ruled in favor of President Donald Trump's move to install White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney as acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, dismissing a legal bid to block the naming of Mulvaney that had been backed by scores of prominent
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WORCESTER — First, it was the college's newspaper — The Crusader — that appeared to be triggering campus progressives, as it happened to coincidentally feature the same name as the chief publication produced by the Ku Klux Klan. Yet a proposal to change the name of the College of the Holy
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UPDATED… BOSTON — Republican challengers to U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren's 2018 reelection bid are increasingly criticizing her perceived tepid response to sexual harassment and assault allegations lodged against her Senate Democratic colleague Al Franken, and now her political foes are demanding an end to the Congressional "shush
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BOSTON — Governor Charlie Baker emphatically denied on Monday that his administration played any role in the recent departures of the State Police's top two officials amid the filing of twin federal lawsuits alleging they played a role in scrubbing away explosive details appearing in the arrest report of