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CAMBRIDGE — Progressive city leaders have spent more than a year crafting an ordinance that would ban the sale of various animals at pet shops, and now it appears the City Council is on the verge of passing it. This ordinance would not just apply to furry creatures — it would cover
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A transgender activist from Florida is drawing national attention this week over a tweetstorm she initiated when she suggested that straight men "should try to work through" their "[exclusion] of trans women partners." The activist, who manages a YouTube channel and blogs under the apparent pseudonym
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CAMBRIDGE — Late last month, one of the Bay State's most progressive cities quietly started offering a new service on its website, an "immigrant concerns" resource page aimed at assisting "undocumented people living in Cambridge." The move to launch the page was adopted by the
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People will die. That's the message coming from U.S. Senator Max Hyperbole (R-North Carolina).
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Massachusetts Republican Party Chairman Kirsten Hughes pounced Thursday on a Boston Herald report linking Attorney General Maura Healey's office with a criminal drug lab review that a state judge labeled as acting in "gross misconduct," according to the newspaper. Superior Court Judge Richard J. Carey, according
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CNN, the 24-hour cable news network that was prompted to dismiss three journalists Monday after publishing a bogus report last week connecting a member of President Donald Trump's team to a Russia-based investment fund, can't seem to dodge accusations it ramped up coverage of flimsy Kremlin
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Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has filed a lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging defamation, weeks after the newspaper falsely connected a political campaign map she made featuring crosshairs over Democratic districts with the 2011 shooting of Arizona U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords. The 25-page lawsuit, filed Tuesday in
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The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday it will weigh in on a case with Bay State ties that deals with whether a Colorado baker acted within his constitutional rights when he refused to sell a wedding cake to a same-sex civilly married couple. Before David Mullins and Charlie Craig