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UConn Cancels Football Season
At the University of Connecticut, there will not be a football season this upcoming fall. The Huskies, a Division 1 team coming…
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Stephen Lynch Primary Challenger Robbie Goldstein Unhappy That Lynch Isn’t More Pro-Abortion
Dr. Robbie Goldstein has a big problem with Congressman Stephen Lynch. Lynch isn't left-wing enough.…
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Rapper Kanye West Files Paperwork To Appear On Vermont Presidential Election Ballot
Yes, rapper Kanye West is apparently serious about running for president. The rapper filed paperwork in Vermont to appear on the November…
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Jake Auchincloss Apologizes For Decade-Old Facebook Post Mentioning Burning The Quran
Newton City Councilor Jake Auchincloss wrote a Facebook post a decade ago where he mentioned burning the Quran, and he recently apologized…
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Massachusetts Sees First EEE Case Of The Year
It's early August, but Eastern equine encephalitis is already in Massachusetts. The mosquito-borne virus infected a minor in Middleborough,…
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New Poll Shows Trump At 60 Percent Disapproval Rating In New Hampshire
The latest poll put out by the University of New Hampshire's Survey Center suggests President Donald Trump is in trouble…
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Richard Neal, Alex Morse Set To Debate In Two Weeks
U.S. Representative Richard Neal (D-Springfield) and Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse are set to have at least one debate later this…
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Rhode Island Accidentally Sends Out Tax Refund Checks With Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney Signatures
In Rhode Island, 176 tax refund checks issued by the state had a slight misprint. The pre-printed signatures on those checks…
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Who Is Funding Richard Neal’s Re-Election Campaign? Big Tobacco, Defense Contractors, Alcohol Producers, Credit Card Companies
Richard Neal, the Springfield congressman who chairs the Ways and Means Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, faces a primary…
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Seth Moulton Says States With Rising Coronavirus Cases Are ‘Getting What Was Coming To ‘Em’
U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) has made his feelings clear about Republican-leaning states that opened up earlier and have…
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Vermont Has First Coronavirus Death In 43 Days
It had been 43 days since the last coronavirus death in Vermont before a person died of it on Thursday, July 30,…
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Rhode Island Limits Some Social Gatherings To 15 People
Rhode Island's coronavirus response has gotten a little stricter, following an order from the state's Democratic governor, Gina…
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Three Massachusetts Democrats Running for Congress Endorse Hate Speech Restrictions
It's commonplace for Democratic politicians to support gun control, which gun rights advocates see as a restriction on their Second…
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AOC Vouches For Ed Markey In Campaign’s Latest Commercial
Ed Markey's campaign is trying to portray the U.S. senator as the yet-more progressive candidate in his Democratic…
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Caroline Colarusso Touts School Choice, Freedom In Taking On Katherine Clark for Seat in Congress
Stoneham resident Caroline Colarusso is no stranger to elected politics. The 55-year-old has served on the Stoneham Board of Selectmen…
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Latino Pastors Urge Massachusetts Legislators To Rethink Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill
More than 80 Massachusetts pastors have announced opposition to an assisted suicide bill on Beacon Hill, hoping to stop it from passing…
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Vermont Schools To Have Delayed Start This Year
School will start at least two weeks later than usual in Vermont this year. Governor Phil Scott plans to sign an executive…
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Cambridge Inching Closer To Recognizing Threesomes
The Cambridge City Council took a step this week towards recognizing three-or-more multi-partner domestic relationships. Six of the nine…
