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BOSTON — A Boston-based environmental group is joining Attorney General Maura Healey in putting the climate change screws to oil giant ExxonMobil, alleging in a 70-page federal lawsuit filed Thursday that the company is well-aware of the effects of global warming but has done nothing to protect its Mystic River facility
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Thursday marks the ten-year anniversary of the day Hillary Clinton voted in favor of building a 700-mile fence along the Mexican border, intended to stop illegal immigration. The Secure Fence Act of 2006's stated purpose was to check the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs, and other illegal goods
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A nonprofit created and led by Secretary of State John Kerry's daughter failed to deliver on promises made in government contracts and was subsequently awarded millions of Department of State dollars, The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.
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PROVIDENCE — A federal judge ruled in favor of a former Brown University student Wednesday, saying the student was wrongly suspended from school for an alleged sexual assault without receiving due process. In the process, he also aggressively chastised Brown University students for harassing him with "ignorant" emails attempting
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BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey, recently directed by the state secretary's office to provide a "revised response" to a records request related to her July "copycat" weapons enforcement notice, is doubling down on her earlier stance that the information should be kept out of
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BOSTON — High-profile ballot questions that would authorize additional charter schools and legalize the adult use of marijuana have similar levels of "strong support" among likely Massachusetts voters but are backed by "somewhat opposite groups," a new poll found. Question 2, which would allow state education officials
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WASHINGTON — The Senate acted decisively Wednesday to override President Barack Obama's veto of Sept. 11 legislation, setting the stage for the contentious bill to become law despite flaws that Obama and top Pentagon officials warn could put U.S. troops and interests at risk. Five weeks before elections,
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BOSTON — Activists working to derail the new state law aimed at preventing discrimination against transgender individuals in public accommodations say volunteers have already gathered enough signatures to place a repeal measure on the 2018 ballot. The ballot question committee Keep MA Safe reported Wednesday that local clerks have certified nearly
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