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A red Ford F-350 turns right into the Saint Bernadette Catholic Church Hall parking lot in Randolph. A middle-aged man with a German shepherd slows down and comes to a stop.
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[Editor's Note: Because of an editing error, the original version of this story incorrectly stated the former position of Steven Xiarhos. He retired as deputy police chief in Yarmouth.] Republican voters in the Barnstable Fifth District have a question to answer this Tuesday: who should succeed state Representative
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When Boston Archdiocese priest Monsignor Paul Garrity endorsed Joe Biden for president on his Facebook page, he reopened the perennial question about religion and politics: Should churches or clerics endorse or otherwise support political candidates? First, to be clear, church institutions and their ministers have the same right to engage
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A socialist running for Congress in Massachusetts is a millionaire. That's according to the tax returns released by democratic socialist Ihssane Leckey's campaign.
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Either U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III or U.S. Senator Edward Markey will lose the Democratic Senate primary in Massachusetts this upcoming Tuesday. Since that's the case, then what? What ends up happening to the losing candidate? Will he be done with politics, or will there
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The town of Brookline plans to start requiring that people medically exempted from wearing a face mask wear a plastic face shield instead – even though the town has a relatively low rate of coronavirus cases. State guidelines already require that people who go into stores or use public transportation wear
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The latest line of attack against President Donald Trump is that he's inserting politics into government matters. This has come up on at least two fronts recently — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's speech to the Republican National Convention, and the federal Food and Drug
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Rayla Campbell needs a significant number of write-in votes in the Republican primary next week for Massachusetts's Seventh Congressional District. At least 2,000, to be exact.
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