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DiZoglio Asks Court To Enforce Voter-Approved Legislative Audit Law
Auditor Diana DiZoglio took her legislative audit fight to court Tuesday, asking a single justice to break a legal logjam that she says has dragged on for more than a year.
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Rude But Right On Crime
Heather Mac Donald examines President Trump’s unusually direct responses to violent crime and what they reveal about public order and governance in American cities.
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DiZoglio Sues Legislative Leaders Over Blocked Audit Law
Auditor Diana DiZoglio sued top legislative leaders Tuesday, asking the Supreme Judicial Court to force compliance with the 2024 voter law authorizing audits of the Legislature.
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Shortsleeve: Gov. Healey’s Budget Plan Is Spending Massachusetts Into A Corner
Massachusetts faces a growing structural deficit as Gov. Maura Healey’s administration relies on rising spending, one-time fixes, and budget maneuvers to paper over slowing tax revenue, Brian Shortsleeve argues.
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Trump Aims To Help New England Fishermen By Reopening Protected Waters
President Donald Trump has reopened a long-running fight over ocean conservation and fishing rights, ordering commercial fleets back into federally protected waters off New England and setting up another legal showdown.
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Rent Control Opponents Sue To Block Massachusetts Ballot
Rent control opponents have filed suit to block a November ballot question that would impose strict statewide rent caps in Massachusetts.
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Western Massachusetts Coffee Shop Selling Anti-ICE Latte
A western Massachusetts coffee shop is drawing backlash after announcing it would sell a cinnamon latte called “To Hell With ICE,” prompting mixed reactions on social media.
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Brian Shortsleeve Joins GOP Rivals In Opposing Males In Girls' Sports
Brian Shortsleeve joined fellow Republican gubernatorial candidates in opposing males competing in girls’ sports, backing a Pembroke mother after a recent track meet controversy.
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