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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed President Donald Trump's nomination of Andrew Lelling as the United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, clearing the way for a new top federal prosecutor to set up shop in Boston.
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Vice President Mike Pence hosted at the White House today the parents of Charlie Gard, the critically ill baby boy who died this past summer after authorities in England refused to allow his parents to take him out of the country for treatment. Connie and Chris Gard met with Pence
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A Boston University professor who has researched the origins of the popular Christmas carol "Jingle Bells" says she has found proof that the seemingly-innocent song is steeped in racism. Professor Kyna Hamill published a paper earlier this year, titled "The Story I Must Tell: Jingle Bells in
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BOSTON — The Boston Globe, in an explosive story published last Friday that detailed anecdotes of in-house sexual misconduct, refused to name the reporter the newspaper dismissed "months ago" over a series of allegations, including one claim where he allegedly asked a younger reporter if she wanted to have
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By Grace Carr Daily Caller News Foundation
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BOSTON — The federal indictment of a former Massachusetts state senator, Brian Joyce, gave some headline writers an opportunity to focus on the comic element of his alleged scheme. The Democratic politician pleaded not guilty. He was charged in part with having accepted 504 pounds of free coffee from a franchise
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"And all our yesterdays have lighted fools" — William Shakespeare, Macbeth (Act V, Scene V) The struts and frets of 2017 confirm we are on a portentous path to a dusty death.
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The community college adviser who now faces charges for trying to disrupt the controversial "It's O.K. To Be White" talk at the University of Connecticut saw her case pushed back to next month on Wednesday, but claimed outside the courthouse she acted to fight fascism.
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