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CAMBRIDGE – Members of Divest Harvard staged a sit-in yesterday outside of a key administrative building on Harvard's campus, effectively shutting down the building and preventing several top administrators from entering their offices for the day. The protest lasted until the end of the business day, when a crowd
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The Brockton state representative who found herself at the heart of a firestorm of criticism after she circulated a rumor on social media alleging that federal immigration had planned a series of citywide raids has doubled-down on her decision, telling reporters she still believes she did the right thing. "
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A Democratic state representative whose district includes Brockton drew the ire of a South Coast law enforcement leader on Tuesday when she took to social media to tip off readers about a rumored federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation. In a post to her Facebook account, state Representative Michelle DuBois
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By Michael P. Norton STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE There may be a major tax cut competing with the significant tax increase that's already being prepared for the 2018 ballot in Massachusetts.
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NEW HAVEN — A committed group of protesters, accompanied by a megaphone and a monstrous set of pro-transgender blue banners, demonstrated Sunday against a notorious orange bus that has made headlines up and down the East Coast for its outspoken views questioning transgenderism. The only problem: the bus never showed up.
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To say that Americans are divided over politics is to give too much credit to the substantive merits of the role of ideas in the formation of public opinion and not enough to the erosion of the language through which such ideas are discussed. We have learned from a generation
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Leading Massachusetts federal, state, and local officials were rallying support this weekend against efforts to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a bill that Republican leadership hopes will pass the U.S. House of Representatives this week. The American Health Care Act, as the Republican plan is titled, may not
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GLOUCESTER — A Donald Trump-inspired newcomer to the Republican Party is making waves, and claims that longtime MassGOPers are working behind the scenes — and engaging in a harassment campaign — to block her bid to land a seat on the state committee. Dianna Ploss, the subject of a lengthy New York Times
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