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CAPE COD – Looks like Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton each have their eyes set on the Massachusetts' social elite. The respective Republican and Democratic nominees for president both plan to fundraise on the Cape and surrounding areas this month. Donald Trump will fundraise in Osterville this Saturday evening
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CAMBRIDGE – The Department of Defense has opened a Boston office for its Defense Innovation Unit-Experimental (DIUx), an effort to close the military's technology gap while dodging some of the red tape which has historically bound the military-industrial complex. In his remarks at the opening, Secretary of Defense Ashton
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BOSTON – The gloves are off in the fight to stop voters from authorizing an increase the number of Massachusetts charter schools, an issue that will appear on the Massachusetts ballot this November. The Campaign to Save our Public Schools, an anti-charter group backed by several unions, is launching a 30-second
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BOSTON – On Tuesday, July 26, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed into law a legislative amendment ensuring that illegal immigrants will not be able to receive a driver's license in the Bay State. Massachusetts law does not currently allow illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. Last month,
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BOSTON – A Wilmington man faces charges after making online threats to burn Boston's largest mosque last November. Patrick Keogan posted threats on the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center's (ISBCC) Facebook page last November, several days after the ISIS attacks in Paris, the Boston Globe reported.
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Etta Goodstein, a member of the Massachusetts delegation to the Democratic National Convention, is more than the typical Clinton supporter. The Chicago native and Cape Cod resident, who checked herself out of her inpatient hospice to attend the convention, views this week as her swansong for a life of political
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U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA), Hillary Clinton's vice presidential running mate, frequently references his Roman Catholic faith as a driving force in his career. A closer look, however, reveals a politician who has at times chosen the Democratic Party line over the teachings of the Church, particularly