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BOSTON — Federal investigators have busted up a Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles scheme they say involves four state workers now charged with "aggravated identity theft" after they allegedly created false identification documents for illegal aliens, among other actions. Prosecutors say the scheme, announced Wednesday by the Massachusetts U.
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WHITMAN, Mass. — It's now official — South Shore GOP state Representative Geoff Diehl is taking on the Bay State's senior U.S. Senator, Elizabeth Warren, in 2018. The Whitman Republican made the official announcement Tuesday night inside a packed VFW hall in his hometown, the same venue
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A Boston-based National Public Radio correspondent received a torrent of criticism over the weekend after she defended the media organization's decision to refer to a Columbia University student who falsely accused another student of rape as a "survivor." The piece, produced for NPR's "
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A rising junior at Trinity College in Hartford, where administrators were prompted to shut down the campus last month after a professor insinuated online that black Capitol Hill Police officers should have left white GOP lawmakers to die following a leftist's assassination attempt, has claimed in a Hartford
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BOSTON — The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday again took a step towards undoing a 2002 ballot initiative mandating English language immersion in public schools, voting in a 39-0 landslide to pass a measure dumping the requirement that all Bay State students must be taught in English unless districts first obtain a
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BOSTON — Pro-illegal immigration activists crashed a press conference on Wednesday held to announce the filing of a bill intended to combat a recent Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision barring local police departments from acting upon federal detainer requests. "Keep hate out of our state," the activists chanted, disrupting
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BOSTON — A federal judge may have tossed out a bid to block President Donald Trump's voter integrity team from collecting data from all 50 states, but don't expect Massachusetts officials to be sending the White House any information. Debrah O'Malley, a spokesman for Secretary
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BOSTON — A funny thing happened on the way to the Senate's vote to pass legislation enacting comprehensive public school sex education when it became apparent that content that will be taught to children as young as 12 in Bay State classrooms is purportedly too randy to be discussed