Sen. Markey urges Biden to issue preemptive pardons ahead of Trump's inauguration
The senator believes Trump will act in a revengeful way "towards individuals who he believes harmed him.”
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UK Diplomat David Rutley on holding out hope during global tumult
Rutley is responsible for diplomatic relations between the U.K. and the Americas. In the years since Russia's invasion, he's played a pivotal role in helping shape and coordinate countries' responses to the conflict. -
Mass. Senate planning vote on sex education curriculum update
The bill aims to ensure schools are teaching medically accurate, inclusive and age-appropriate sex ed classes. -
A surprising history of how a bill became the MBTA Communities law
The first domino from Milton’s Feb. 14 vote to reject a multifamily zoning plan fell this week. -
Wolohojian appears poised to ride wave of support to state’s highest court
Wolohojian was nominated by the governor to sit on the Supreme Judicial Court. She is also the governor’s former romantic partner. -
Healey says ‘time has come’ for Steward to transfer its hospitals
Healey's letter and its razor-sharp tone represent a new forcefulness in the administration's response to Steward since the system's fiscal problems burst into public view last month. -
Elizabeth Warren's new GOP challenger is a lawyer and cryptocurrency enthusiast
Swansea Republican John Deaton says he's running for U.S. Senate to "shake things up." -
After Milton's 'no' vote, what's the future of the MBTA Communities Law?
It's still not clear how the Healey Administration will respond. -
Auchincloss: Ukraine could lose war due to US aid holdup
It's jammed up in the GOP-controlled U.S. House. -
Mass. presidential primary: Everything you need to know
Massachusetts voters will head to the polls March 5. -
Advocates urge lawmakers to boost cash assistance benefits after budget cuts
For a family of three with no income, the maximum monthly benefit is $783.
