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The Roman Catholic bishop of Worcester has ordered a Jesuit-run middle school in the city to stop calling itself Catholic because school officials are flying a rainbow flag and a Black Lives Matter flag. Bishop Robert McManus said Nativity School, which serves mostly black and Latino boys in grades 5
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Maura Healey could be the next governor of Massachusetts. The Democratic attorney general announced her run for governor in January and started putting out her policy agenda in late May. Polls say she's the frontrunner, not only in the Democratic primary but in the general election, too.
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Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Alex Brown In many of the states with the nation's most aggressive climate goals, officials are investing millions of dollars to save the power source that was long the number-one target of many environmental activists: nuclear plants.
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Roberto Miranda died on Saturday, May 21. He was a spiritual giant – the person with arguably more moral capital than anyone else in Boston. His unexpected death at the age of 66 is a tragic loss for his family, his church, his many friends, and our community. He leaves a
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By Richie Malouf The Center Square
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If you look at the recommended summer reading list for incoming kindergarteners in the Ayer-Shirley Region School District, you'll see Our Skin — A First Conversation about Race. The book tells children that white people are responsible for racism and that "racism is baked into the culture of
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By Sam Doran State House News Service
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If states ban abortion, what should be the enforcement mechanism? Should the woman who decides to have an abortion – be it a surgical abortion or a chemical abortion – face a legal penalty?
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