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Massachusetts House Democrats Move to Undercut Tax Cut Ballot Push
Massachusetts House Democrats added language to a spending bill that could block federal tax changes if voters approve a tax cut, drawing criticism from opponents.
Massachusetts House Democrats Move to Undercut Tax Cut Ballot Push
Massachusetts House Democrats added language to a spending bill that could block federal tax changes if voters approve a tax cut, drawing criticism from opponents.
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A Day in the Life Aboard a U.S. Aircraft Carrier
What is daily life like aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier? Explore meals, living quarters, recreation, and the demanding routines sailors experience at sea.
Massachusetts Senate to Vote on PETS Act Banning Pet Shop Dog and Cat Sales and Limiting Cosmetic Animal Testing
The Massachusetts Senate will vote on the PETS Act, a bill banning pet shop sales of dogs and cats, expanding animal cruelty enforcement, limiting some animal testing, and protecting pet ownership in state-aided public housing.
Diana DiZoglio To Receive Champion Award From Boston Arts Academy Foundation
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio will receive a Champion Award from the Boston Arts Academy Foundation at its annual reception in Boston on March 19.
Business Leaders: Massachusetts Should Require End-of-Course Exams for High School Graduation
Massachusetts business leaders argue the state should require end-of-course exams as part of new high school graduation standards after voters eliminated the MCAS diploma requirement.
New Hampshire House Passes Bill Allowing Detransitioners to Sue Over Gender Transitions on Minors Until Age 28
The New Hampshire House passed legislation extending the statute of limitations for people who underwent gender transition procedures as minors, allowing lawsuits until age 28.
Massachusetts’ Individual Mandate Is Squeezing Young Workers
Massachusetts’ individual health insurance mandate penalizes young workers struggling with rent, student loans, and rising living costs. The state should repeal it, Sam Raus writes.
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Business Leaders: Massachusetts Should Require End-of-Course Exams for High School Graduation
Massachusetts business leaders argue the state should require end-of-course exams as part of new high school graduation standards after voters eliminated the MCAS diploma requirement.
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Massachusetts’ Individual Mandate Is Squeezing Young Workers
Massachusetts’ individual health insurance mandate penalizes young workers struggling with rent, student loans, and rising living costs. The state should repeal it, Sam Raus writes.
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The Global Elites Lose Again
Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland keeps surging ahead. Border control and sane energy policy may be in Europe’s future after all.
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It’s The Friction, Stupid
Natural law teaches that engagement is better than disengagement. Removing friction from education and life may feel easier, but it undermines learning and human flourishing.
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The Favorite Role That Robert DuVall Played on the Screen
On February 15, the great actor Robert Duvall passed away. Many barrels of printers' ink were spilled describing his remarkable career in the movies. But few of the articles and reviews mentioned the role that he was most proud of and the one he claimed to have enjoyed playing the most.
Editorials
After Police Report Revelations, Seth Moulton Must Answer For Sheltering Illegal Immigrant
Rep. Seth Moulton invited an illegal immigrant to the State of the Union and later allowed him to hide in his congressional office. If the rule of law means anything, Americans deserve answers.
Commentary
What Norway’s Olympic Dominance Can Teach America About Youth Sports
Massachusetts Sen. Barry Finegold argues that Norway’s youth sports system — built on participation and enjoyment — offers lessons for improving youth athletics in the United States.
Commentary
The Epstein Files Are Not Just Another Scandal: Release Everything
An op-ed argues Congress should release the full Epstein files, saying transparency is necessary after decades of failed investigations and growing public mistrust.
Commentary
Massachusetts Senators' Shameless Iran Posturing
Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey’s response to U.S. strikes on Iran reveals political outrage that overlooks the regime’s violence and nuclear threat.
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DEATON: Ed Markey’s War Powers Criticism Rings Hollow
Republican candidate John Deaton slams Sen. Ed Markey’s opposition to U.S. strikes in Iran, arguing the Massachusetts Democrat applies war powers concerns selectively.
News
Massachusetts House Democrats Move to Undercut Tax Cut Ballot Push
Massachusetts House Democrats added language to a spending bill that could block federal tax changes if voters approve a tax cut, drawing criticism from opponents.
Massachusetts Senate to Vote on PETS Act Banning Pet Shop Dog and Cat Sales and Limiting Cosmetic Animal Testing
The Massachusetts Senate will vote on the PETS Act, a bill banning pet shop sales of dogs and cats, expanding animal cruelty enforcement, limiting some animal testing, and protecting pet ownership in state-aided public housing.
Diana DiZoglio To Receive Champion Award From Boston Arts Academy Foundation
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio will receive a Champion Award from the Boston Arts Academy Foundation at its annual reception in Boston on March 19.
New Hampshire House Passes Bill Allowing Detransitioners to Sue Over Gender Transitions on Minors Until Age 28
The New Hampshire House passed legislation extending the statute of limitations for people who underwent gender transition procedures as minors, allowing lawsuits until age 28.
Nonbinary Massachusetts Rep. Sam Montaño Pocketed Campaign Donations in Personal Bank Account, Audit Finds
Audit finds Massachusetts state Rep. Sam Montaño deposited campaign donations into her personal bank account and committed other campaign finance violations.
Man Wanted by ICE in Vermont Crashes into Vehicles, Flees
A man wanted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement crashed into law enforcement vehicles during an attempted arrest in South Burlington, Vermont before fleeing the scene as agents surrounded a nearby residence.
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Culture
Diana DiZoglio To Receive Champion Award From Boston Arts Academy Foundation
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio will receive a Champion Award from the Boston Arts Academy Foundation at its annual reception in Boston on March 19.
It’s The Friction, Stupid
Natural law teaches that engagement is better than disengagement. Removing friction from education and life may feel easier, but it undermines learning and human flourishing.
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The Favorite Role That Robert DuVall Played on the Screen
On February 15, the great actor Robert Duvall passed away. Many barrels of printers' ink were spilled describing his remarkable career in the movies. But few of the articles and reviews mentioned the role that he was most proud of and the one he claimed to have enjoyed playing the most.
What Norway’s Olympic Dominance Can Teach America About Youth Sports
Massachusetts Sen. Barry Finegold argues that Norway’s youth sports system — built on participation and enjoyment — offers lessons for improving youth athletics in the United States.
How to Prepare a Quick, Cost-Effective, and Delicious Dinner for Lent
Learn how to prepare a quick, affordable, and flavorful dinner for Lent, including simple meatless recipes, pantry tips, and budget friendly meal planning ideas.
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Faith
Spotlight: Michael Hammond on Faith, Leadership, and the Future of Christian Higher Education
Gordon College President Michael Hammond shares how faith, family, and a career in Christian higher education shaped his leadership philosophy.
Spotlight: Mike Minogue on Leadership, Legacy and What Comes Next
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
Vermont Drops Gender Identity Requirement for Foster Parents After Christian Families Sue
Vermont officials reversed a policy requiring foster parents to affirm gender identity ideology after two Christian families sued, arguing the rule violated their First Amendment rights.
Trump Admin Issues School Prayer Guidance
The U.S. Department of Education has issued guidance on prayer in public schools, outlining requirements that are tied to federal education funding.
Politics
Ron Mariano and Karen Spilka Dismiss Voter-Approved Audit, Attack Diana DiZoglio as Court Fight Escalates
House Speaker Ron Mariano and Senate President Karen Spilka refused to comply with a 2024 voter-approved audit, turning personal against Auditor Diana DiZoglio as the legal battle intensifies.
Massachusetts Board Eyes Early 2026 Vote On Three-Year Bachelor's Degree
The Board of Higher Education is on track to vote in early 2026 on whether to allow public and private colleges and universities in Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor's degrees, reducing the typical 120-credit requirement.
Winter Special Election Scheduled To Fill Lowell-Based Senate Seat
Voters in Lowell and a few surrounding towns will head to the polls in the winter of 2026 to elect a new senator.
Moulton, Pressley Vote Against Resolution Honoring Charlie Kirk
The U.S. House voted 310-58 to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a National Day of Remembrance, but Massachusetts Democrats Seth Moulton and Ayanna Pressley opposed the resolution, citing concerns over its portrayal of Kirk.
Education
Business Leaders: Massachusetts Should Require End-of-Course Exams for High School Graduation
Massachusetts business leaders argue the state should require end-of-course exams as part of new high school graduation standards after voters eliminated the MCAS diploma requirement.
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Sues Trump Administration Over Race-Neutral College Admissions Enforcement Rule
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell joined 16 states in suing the Trump administration over new federal rules requiring colleges to report detailed admissions data tied to the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling.
$1 Billion Massachusetts High School Plans Mostly Multi-Person Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
A nearly $1 billion Lexington, Massachusetts, high school project plans 60% gender-neutral bathrooms, drawing attention to school design choices and taxpayer funding.
Boy Wins Girls’ Gymnastics Event at Hockomock League Championship
Jacob Slovin of Oliver Ames won the vault at the Hockomock League girls’ gymnastics championship meet. Massachusetts uniquely allows boys to compete in girls’ high school sports.
It’s The Friction, Stupid
Natural law teaches that engagement is better than disengagement. Removing friction from education and life may feel easier, but it undermines learning and human flourishing.