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BOSTON — An array of gun bills drew a crowd of citizen activists to the State House on Tuesday, with a pair of bills aimed at ending the citizen ban on firearm suppressors and temporarily taking guns out of the possession of at-risk persons drawing the most passionate testimony. The day
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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE QUINCY — The Kennedy surname conjures up images of the White House and is synonymous with the American presidency for many people, especially in Massachusetts.
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Following a series of weekend town hall-style events held on Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod, Massachusetts liberal lioness U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren and other progressives learned the inevitable on Sunday night — that Republican honchos are bent on using her as a means of wounding potential Democratic Senate
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New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick apparently doesn't even have to try when it comes to triggering the politically correct crowd. The team's improbable Super Bowl comeback this past February somehow managed to rankle liberals, and this week's developments in Patriot Nation have managed
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SOUTHINGTON, Conn. — The state's high-capacity ammunition magazine law did nothing to prevent Greg Cheverier from pumping 30 rounds into a classroom full of adults in less than 30 seconds. The video, shot from the perspective of one of Cheverier's "victims," doesn't lie:
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CAMBRIDGE — America's most elite private university has taken another great leap forward, as Harvard University is now closer to its apparent goal of dropping all references to Puritans in its alma mater song "Fair Harvard." Per the President's Inclusion and Belonging Task Force:
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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — The Massachusetts secretary of public safety renewed the Baker administration's effort to increase the penalty for assaulting a police officer, pressing lawmakers on Tuesday to elevate the crime to a felony charge.
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A lawsuit challenging New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner's authority to release the state's voter information to the Trump administration stalled Tuesday after the American Civil Liberties Union requested the hearing be postponed. The ACLU issued a statement announcing its "request for a preliminary
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