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No Apologies From Trump Border Czar On Deportation Arrests
What Is Trump's Administration Doing Today? Trump border czar Tom Homan talked tough on recent and forthcoming deportations during an…
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J.D. Vance Takes On U.S. Catholic Bishops On Immigration
Vice President J.D. Vance took on the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops over immigration during an appearance on one of…
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Trump Tells How He Got The Idea of No Taxes On Tips
What He Did Today President Donald Trump stumped for what he called “a massive, massive tax cut” that will include no tax…
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Trump Promises Federal Aid For Southern California Wildfires and Calls For Quick Rebuilding
What He Did Today President Donald Trump promised fast federal disaster aid for victims of wildfires in southern California during a visit…
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Trump Pardons Pro-Lifers Who Blockaded Abortion Facilities, Saying ‘This Is A Great Honor To Sign This’
What Has He Done Today President Donald Trump signed pardons for pro-lifers convicted of blockading abortion facilities on Thursday afternoon. The…
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Trump Found National Cathedral Service 'Not Too Exciting'
Where Is He Today: The White House had not yet released the president’s schedule as of 5 a.m. Eastern time…
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Why Did The American Revolution Start In Massachusetts?
Do you have an impression that American colonists went to war with Great Britain in 1775 because the British Parliament imposed a tax on tea?
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Massachusetts High Court To Decide How Far Police Can Go In Recording Suspects
Massachusetts residents aren't legally allowed to audio record a conversation without the other person's consent. Can police do…
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Massachusetts High Court Tosses Secretly Recorded Police Video of Drug-Dealing Suspect
Secretly recorded video that police take without a warrant can't be used at trial against a suspect in Massachusetts, the…
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Marlborough Property Owner Can Keep Proceeds of House and Maybe House Itself In Back Taxes Case, Massachusetts Appeals Court Says
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year that invalidated the way Massachusetts cities and towns seize real estate for back taxes…
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Two Presidential Election Scenarios That Would Have Us All At The Edge of Our Seats
I've looked at every poll and every announced trend from the past several days, and I'm not going…
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Retiring Democratic State Legislator Praises Massachusetts Legislature For Same-Sex Marriage, Transparency
A longtime state representative leaving office in January 2025 cited the Massachusetts Legislature's refusal to put same-sex marriage to…
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Cops In Massachusetts Must Show They Didn’t Racially Profile During Social Media Investigations, State’s Highest Court Rules
The state's highest court has again expanded the responsibility of police in Massachusetts to show that their investigations aren'…
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Catholic Hospitals To Be Sold To Secular Entities, Almost Ending Catholic Acute Health Care In Eastern Massachusetts
The end of Catholic acute health care in eastern Massachusetts is in sight, as a bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of…
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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Denies Wanting To Be U.S. Attorney General, Blames Trump For Migrants Surge
Governor Maura Healey told Massachusetts reporters that she doesn't want to be attorney general of the United States – days after…
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Switchblades Now Legal In Massachusetts Because of Second Amendment, High Court Rules
Switchblades are now legal to carry in Massachusetts because a state law banning them violates the right to keep and bear arms,…
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Open Drug Use In Somerville Park Has City Officials Looking For Action, But Not Sure What To Do
Drug use by homeless people has increased in a public park in the Davis Square neighborhood of Somerville in recent months, two…
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MassGOP Calls On Bill Galvin To Release Records On State Migrant Shelters While Maura Healey Is Out of Town
The Massachusetts Republican Party is urging William Galvin to disclose how the state government has spent more than $1 billion on emergency…
