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Eleven Massachusetts social workers fielding calls about the state's health insurance program for poor people routinely failed to greet callers or put their telephones on mute so that callers wouldn't hear them and would hang up, according to the state. But MassHealth's decision to
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By Casey Harper The Center Square
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The Fort: A Novel of the Revolutionary War by Bernard Cornwell HarperCollins 2010 Bernard Cornwall, the author of The Fort, is the current undisputed master of historical fiction. He has written more than 40 historical novels, including twenty in the famed Richard Sharpe series, chronicling Sharpe's rise in
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An assistant principal at a Connecticut elementary school has been placed on administrative leave after being caught on a secret video recording by Project Veritas saying that he doesn't hire Catholics. The administrator was placed on administrative leave Wednesday while school officials investigate, the superintendent said.
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By Casey Harper The Center Square
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The political action committee associated with Massachusetts Citizens for Life has endorsed Geoff Diehl for governor. Diehl, a former state representative from Whitman, is running for the Republican nomination against Wrentham businessman Chris Doughty.
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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Yes, Althea Garrison is running for public office once again this year. The 82-year-old former Republican state representative and unenrolled city councilor holds the distinction of being the first openly transgender state representative in Massachusetts history. Now, the conservative wants the seat back.
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