Massachusetts Bishops Demand State Take Down Sex Ed Website
The state's four Catholic bishops have joined a call for the state to eliminate funding for a sexual education website aimed at teens.
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The state's four Catholic bishops have joined a call for the state to eliminate funding for a sexual education website aimed at teens.
The New Hampshire Democratic Party is filing a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission questioning whether Republican Mitt Romney illegally used money from his state political action committees to fund his presidential campaign.
President Barack Obama is heading back to Boston for another political fundraiser.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is heading to Harvard to discuss his hotly debated education reform proposals.
In response to yesterday's commentary, I received a very nice, thoughtful letter from a gentleman in Scituate arguing that I was "dead wrong."
Hundreds of people came out to protest - loudly - against a proposed plan immigrant advocates fear could break up families and cast too wide a net.
The Massachusetts House has approved a $30.4 billion spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
State officials are hosting its only Boston-area community meeting with immigrant advocates over a controversial federal program that checks the immigration status of people who are arrested.
If you think the release of the president's long-form birth certificate will finally put an end to right-wing fantasies about his background, think again.
New Hampshire voters are getting their first close-up look at Donald Trump as he decides whether to seek the Republican nomination for president.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court nominee Barbara Lenk says her allegiance is to the rule of law and her personal life experiences do not influence her actions as a judge.
Thunderous applause filled the Statehouse today, as hundreds of rank-and-file union members greeted and thanked select members of the House of Representatives as lawmakers walked into their chambers.
Soon enough the parade of witnesses will start giving testimony at Sal DiMasi's trial, and it won't be for the weak of stomach.
A campaign is underway in the city of Lawrence to try to recall Mayor William Lantigua, and the news of an investigation targeting his administration has given the organizers new courage.
Jury selection has begun in the corruption trial of a former speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, Sal DiMasi.
