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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker is a fan of Karyn Polito. Although Baker won't say whether or not he'll seek a third term, he praised the lieutenant governor during a recent interview with CBS Boston's Jon Keller.
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By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Voter ID in Massachusetts is one step closer to reality now. The initiative petition filed by the Committee to Bring Voter ID was certified by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's office on Wednesday, September 1.
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Key state legislators are once again pushing for more state control over sex education in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. A bill called "An Act Relative to Healthy Youth" (S.2495) would require that every public school in the state that teaches sex ed use state education standards to
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Former U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Newton) doesn't think it's time for his grandfather's killer to get parole. Kennedy posted his thoughts on the matter on Facebook on Wednesday evening. It comes in the wake of news that a parole board in
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U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) called President Joe Biden's administration's Afghanistan War withdrawal a "f——- disaster". How does his colleague Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-South Boston) feel about it? On this issue, Lynch has a different mentality.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey rejected a proposed ballot initiative that would ask voters to reinstate the state's born-alive law — and pro-lifers aren't happy about it. On Wednesday, Healey rejected a proposed initiative that would have guaranteed medical care to babies born alive after an attempted
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Supporters of a ballot petition seeking to scuttle a proposed carbon fee on fuel can bring the question before Massachusetts voters if they get enough signatures, the state Attorney General said. The petition, called "An Act Preserving Consumer Access To Gasoline and Other Motor Fuels," seeks to defeat
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