Cambridge Shooting Was Preventable; Tyler Brown Never Should Have Been Free
The Cambridge shooting rampage was preventable. Massachusetts officials released Tyler Brown early despite warnings from police and prosecutors about his violent history.
The Cambridge shooting rampage was preventable. Massachusetts officials released Tyler Brown early despite warnings from police and prosecutors about his violent history.
The case against the Southern Poverty Law Center raises serious questions about whether an organization that built its influence warning about hate instead had incentives to sustain it.
The Massachusetts Parole Board is releasing convicted murderers under a 2024 court ruling, raising serious concerns about public safety and justice for victims.
Rachael Rollins is running again for Suffolk County district attorney after resigning as U.S. attorney amid ethics violations. Her record raises serious questions about judgment and public safety.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) has a new proposal to tax wealth, not just income. Strip away the branding, and it comes down to something simple: envy.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu publicly praised Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden after he charged a Boston police officer with manslaughter in a fatal shooting. That decision deserves scrutiny.
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.
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.
Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.
This past Saturday’s Wall Street Journal featured a story in the Mansion section of the newspaper headlined “Three’s Not A Crowd In This Duplex.” It’s not one of the section’s usual stories about homes of the rich and famous.
“Prove Me Wrong” appeared in big letters on the tent over conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday afternoon.
So now the state’s largest teachers’ union is floating the idea of a wealth tax, to pay for “debt-free public higher education and early education and child care universal rights.”