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At least one major media outlet has unwittingly tried to top the scorn and unwanted publicity that ESPN received when the network tried — and failed — to stop a potential firestorm by removing a broadcaster who happens to have the same name as the most decorated Confederate general from calling a
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BOSTON — The pending federal indictment of Evelyn Medina, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles clerk busted last month in connection with an alleged fraudulent driver's license and identity-theft ring tailored to illegal aliens, won't likely be handed down until October — if at all — especially given the
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A federal judge in Tampa, Florida appeared to have a good time penning his order denying a prosecutor's bid to have a trial date moved to accommodate a federal agent who months ago scheduled a trip to travel to an area of the country graced by the "
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MONTPELIER — The state of Vermont has reached a punishing settlement with the man who became famous not for his role in helping to craft President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act — but his remarks boasting about how a lack of transparency was crucial to the passage of the sweeping
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(UPDATED — 7:20 p.m.) BOSTON — Thousands upon thousands of counter-protesters ignored Mayor Martin J. Walsh's "avoid the Common" edict, descending upon the Hub's largest public space to shout down what had been dubbed a "free speech rally," exactly one week after
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BOSTON — Mayor Martin J. Walsh is urging the public to avoid Boston Common on Saturday, where a controversial midday free speech rally will be held that is expected to draw massive amounts of counter-protesters. Saturday's rally is slated to begin at 12 p.m., following a week'
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A national poll conducted immediately following last weekend's events in Charlottesville by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, in conjunction with National Public Radio, shows that a healthy majority of American adults still oppose the removal of statues and monuments honoring Confederate leaders. According to the poll, which
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BOSTON — An organizer behind a controversial free speech rally planned for Saturday on the Common announced Wednesday afternoon that the group has obtained a permit from the city. A 23-year-old Fitchburg State University media and communications student named John Medlar, who has emerged as a spokesman for the group, dubbed