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BOSTON — When Alex Moffatt ventured to the Boston Common for a free speech rally in August, counter-protesters spotted his bright red "Make America Great Again" ballcap and chased after him away, as documented by the NewBostonPost in a video. On Saturday, Moffatt returned with his hat to the
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BOSTON — The city is bracing for Saturday's third free speech rally, and this time organizers are vowing that they won't put up with the silencing tactics employed by Mayor Marty Walsh and police during the last go-around in August. "The city will not work with
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Massachusetts's senior U.S. senator, Elizabeth Warren, released a statement Thursday afternoon condemning the 2006 actions of Minnesota U.S. Senator Al Franken, her progressive colleague, the latest prominent politician to find himself ensnared in sexual assault and harassment allegations. Warren released her statement hours after one of
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BOSTON — Governor Charlie Baker announced the appointment of a new superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police on the heels of Colonel Richard D. McKeon's abrupt retirement days after a state trooper slapped him and the agency with a federal lawsuit alleging a conspiracy to scrub embarrassing and lurid
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A series of explosive lawsuits filed by two Massachusetts State Police troopers alleging that higher-ups conspired to direct the whitewashing of a lurid arrest report featuring a prominent judge's daughter has now resulted in the retirement of the agency's second in command. On Tuesday Lieutenant Colonel
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Kingston has joined the growing chorus of GOPers demanding Alabama's Roy Moore, whose own Senate campaign is under siege due to recently-surfaced reports alleging the Republican pursued teen-age girls when he was in his early 30s, withdraw from the race. Kingston, who
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BOSTON — Massachusetts State Police Colonel Richard D. McKeon is now retiring after a federal lawsuit surfaced alleging he and others at the top of command ordered a state trooper to alter the arrest report of the daughter of a Dudley District Court judge, but the development is apparently not the
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BOSTON — A challenger to U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, the same individual who delivered the keynote address at August's "Free Speech Rally" where police restricted access on Boston Common as protesters numbered in the thousands, is demanding an apology from Mayor Marty Walsh. Shiva Ayyadurai, an