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Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne argues the Massachusetts Treasurer’s Office needs stronger transparency, fiscal discipline and public accountability to better serve taxpayers.
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Former SJC Justice Robert Cordy says the SJC should ensure Auditor Diana DiZoglio can make her case in court over the voter-approved audit.
Discover hidden Revolutionary War sites in Massachusetts beyond Lexington and Concord, including forgotten battlefields, burial grounds, training fields, and patriot meeting houses most tourists miss.
Combat operations will continue in Iran at “full force” until American “objectives are achieved,” President Donald Trump said during his second address to the nation since Operation Epic Fury commenced.
Anne Brensley, a Republican who is running for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts, has asked the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to rule that the MBTA Communities Act violates the state’s Local Mandate Law.
Three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded during Iranian strikes tied to Operation Epic Fury, according to U.S. Central Command, marking the first American casualties of the operation.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
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Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne argues the Massachusetts Treasurer’s Office needs stronger transparency, fiscal discipline and public accountability to better serve taxpayers.
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Former SJC Justice Robert Cordy says the SJC should ensure Auditor Diana DiZoglio can make her case in court over the voter-approved audit.
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The Massachusetts ballot initiative to cap rent prices is a foolhardy idea that never works as intended.
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John Deaton reflects on surviving violent crime and argues that America’s sharp decline in murders and overdoses in 2025 proves public safety must be treated as a human right, not a partisan issue.
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A Massachusetts political consultant argues that media coverage in the First Middlesex Senate race favored one candidate over another, shaping voter perception and undermining fair elections.
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A reflection on handwriting, humanity, and why the loss of letters and postal systems in the digital age is a deeper tragedy than we admit.
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A Roman Anthony autograph at South Shore Plaza is now priced higher than David Ortiz’s, highlighting the hype surrounding the young Red Sox star.
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A winter sandwich crawl through Boston’s North End ranks the best Italian subs at Bricco Salumeria, Monica’s Mercato, and Table Mercato, comparing flavor, authenticity, and value to crown a winner.
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Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton says SNAP fraud betrays taxpayers and vulnerable children, calls for legislative audit and transparency.
Combat operations will continue in Iran at “full force” until American “objectives are achieved,” President Donald Trump said during his second address to the nation since Operation Epic Fury commenced.
Anne Brensley, a Republican who is running for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts, has asked the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to rule that the MBTA Communities Act violates the state’s Local Mandate Law.
Three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded during Iranian strikes tied to Operation Epic Fury, according to U.S. Central Command, marking the first American casualties of the operation.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
A state audit found $187,921 in payments from Fall River Line Pier, Inc. to companies tied to board members, raising questions about conflicts of interest and the agency’s lack of a state lease agreement.
Massachusetts’ Group Insurance Commission voted to end GLP-1 drug coverage for obesity treatment for public employees and retirees, citing rising costs and pressure to rein in state health spending.
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Discover the best old-fashioned ice cream stands in small-town Massachusetts, where tradition, flavor, and summer nostalgia are always on the menu.
Explore 7 hidden islands off the New England coast that most travelers overlook. From quiet harbors to historic forts, these coastal gems reveal a different side of Massachusetts and beyond.
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A reflection on handwriting, humanity, and why the loss of letters and postal systems in the digital age is a deeper tragedy than we admit.
A Roman Anthony autograph at South Shore Plaza is now priced higher than David Ortiz’s, highlighting the hype surrounding the young Red Sox star.
Looking for the best lobster rolls in Massachusetts? Here are 10 must-visit spots—plus the true story behind who really invented this New England favorite.
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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 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.
The U.S. Department of Education has issued guidance on prayer in public schools, outlining requirements that are tied to federal education funding.
Looking for the best fast food fish sandwiches in Massachusetts during Lent? A guide to reliable seafood options across New England for Catholics observing Friday meat abstinence.
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.
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.
Voters in Lowell and a few surrounding towns will head to the polls in the winter of 2026 to elect a new senator.
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.
A Massachusetts education board leader says districts could waive the 180-day school requirement after illegal teacher strikes, preventing educators from recovering lost pay through make-up days.
The Board of Higher Education approved a new regulation allowing Massachusetts colleges to pilot three-year bachelor’s degrees, a move supporters say could cut costs but critics warn may weaken academic quality.
Brian Shortsleeve joined fellow Republican gubernatorial candidates in opposing males competing in girls’ sports, backing a Pembroke mother after a recent track meet controversy.
A pair of boys helped their respective girls' field hockey teams win Western Massachusetts championships this past fall.
Judicial Watch filed a federal lawsuit alleging Barnstable Public Schools violated the First Amendment by firing an associate principal over pre-employment Facebook posts.