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Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani is joining President Donald Trump's legal team with an eye to helping the president put an end to the Russia investigation. Giuliani, a longtime friend of Trump's who logged long hours as a television surrogate during the campaign in 2016,
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Jesus of Nazareth appears as a "drag king" in the Gospels, healed the male slave-lover of a Roman soldier, and may not have been a biological male, a Holy Cross professor argues. Tat-siong Benny Liew, a professor of New Testament Studies at the College of the Holy Cross
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A ukulele-wielding critic of the Natick School Committee got shot down during a meeting recently when he tried to make remarks about the recently resigned superintendent and a potential replacement for him. Ronald Alexander, of Wellesley, who said he had already filed three Open Meeting Law violation complaints against the
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The Democratic Party has abandoned Roman Catholics in America by demanding its candidates support abortion and by opposing tax credits for religious schools, the archbishop of New York said. Cardinal Timothy Dolan, one of the most prominent clerics in America, castigated the party that once counted Catholics as a reliable
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has a 30-point lead in her race for re-election, a new WBUR poll finds. Fifty-three percent of voters say they have a favorable view of her. She polls at 53 to 55 percent voting for her depending on who her Republican opponent is.
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Twenty-one Massachusetts state troopers assigned to the Massachusetts Turnpike got overtime pay for shifts they didn't work, the head of the State Police said Tuesday. The number of phantom shifts ranges from one to more than 100 per officer, she said.
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School officials in Falmouth are facilitating a student walkout on Wednesday, March 14 to commemorate the one-month anniversary of the mass-shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida. Some students at Falmouth High School on Cape Cod are planning to walk out of school sometime during the day Wednesday, March
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A Brockton city councilor voted against a nominee for the city's Cable Advisory Board because he is a man. Gary Keith, a former member of the city's planning board and zoning board, was appointed by Mayor Bill Carpenter to the Cable Advisory Board, which required approval