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The Brockton state representative who found herself at the heart of a firestorm of criticism after she circulated a rumor on social media alleging that federal immigration had planned a series of citywide raids has doubled-down on her decision, telling reporters she still believes she did the right thing. "
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A Democratic state representative whose district includes Brockton drew the ire of a South Coast law enforcement leader on Tuesday when she took to social media to tip off readers about a rumored federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation. In a post to her Facebook account, state Representative Michelle DuBois
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NEW HAVEN — A committed group of protesters, accompanied by a megaphone and a monstrous set of pro-transgender blue banners, demonstrated Sunday against a notorious orange bus that has made headlines up and down the East Coast for its outspoken views questioning transgenderism. The only problem: the bus never showed up.
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GLOUCESTER — A Donald Trump-inspired newcomer to the Republican Party is making waves, and claims that longtime MassGOPers are working behind the scenes — and engaging in a harassment campaign — to block her bid to land a seat on the state committee. Dianna Ploss, the subject of a lengthy New York Times
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It appears that at least one elite Ivy League institution has finally caught up with the times. Yale University, according to a report by that school's student newspaper, is on the verge of dumping the politically-incorrect term "freshman" in favor of the more gender-neutral "first-year.
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The city of Northampton's decision to bow to politically-correct pressure in ditching its police force's "High-Five Fridays" visits to local elementary schools has apparently inspired other Bay State towns, although not necessarily in the manner in which the outspoken opponents of the program likely
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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick and company have apparently assumed a significant amount of real estate inside the mind of James Comey, chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The nation's top investigating authority drew an analogy on Monday between the team and his probe into alleged
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For much of the past 40 years, the student newspaper at Worcester's College of the Holy Cross has coincidentally shared the same name as the chief publication of the Ku Klux Klan. Apparently, this innocent unintended co-occurrence did not become a problem that needed addressing by Holy Cross