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Greater Boston Inflation Slightly Lags National Trend
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Five Craziest Reasons Politicians Have Used To Justify Abortion
Legal abortion has killed more than 60 million unborn children in the United States since 1973 and it continues to be the leading cause of death worldwide. Widespread abortion is this country's greatest moral failing and won't stop any time soon. Politicians in both parties go
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Boston’s Mass & Cass Housing In Use As State Seeks Shelter Solution For Illegal Immigrants
By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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New Hampshire Transgender Track Athlete Wins State Championship Meet
Maelle Jacques is a state champion. Kearsarge Regional High School sophomore Maelle Jacques, a male who identifies as transgender and competes in girls' track, won the girls' high jump at the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 state championship this past weekend.
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Longtime Newton State Representative Won’t Seek Re-Election
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Four Things Joe Biden Can’t Remember
The special counsel who investigated President Joe Biden's squirreling away of classified documents in Delaware after he stopped being vice president in 2017 found that Biden broke the law but probably wouldn't be convicted by a jury, largely because he can't remember enough about
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Massachusetts Gaming Commission Says No Super Bowl Prop Bets This Year
If you want to legally bet on whether or not Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift at the conclusion of Sunday's Super Bowl, you'll have to place your bet in a state other than Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission concluded
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Federal Appeals Court Hears Oral Arguments In ‘There Are Only Two Genders’ Middleborough Middle School Case
A public school can't celebrate transgenderism with flags, posters, and teaching material and then censor the other side, a lawyer for a Middleborough student who wore a T-shirt saying "There are only two genders" told a federal appeals court Thursday. "The school decided this subject
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