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Markey shows no signs of running from the progressive label.
The writer has sued Trump twice and won.
Parents say a pattern of fights and bullying at the Henderson is being ignored by school and city officials.
Leftist activists are silencing debate within the party.
Moran’s termination sends a chilling message about the instinct of corporate media to side with power.
A new plan would allow 700-foot towers in parts of downtown Boston. Will there really be housing that the not-so-rich can afford?
In case involving alleged ICE evasion, the judge could face serious consequences, including potential removal from the bench.
Whether two companies helping Kraft have ‘a firewall’ between them is a legal question that deserves to be asked.
As happy as the non-Harvard world is that Harvard appears, for now, to be standing up to Trump, there is something about the constant, world-is-ending...
Questions arising from this messy incident are not easily swept away.
Between his interview with former special counsel Robert Hur and the revelations in a new book, it’s now open season on Biden.
Every parent who puts their child on a Boston school bus deserves an explanation, along with assurances that the city is taking steps to safeguard...
While it’s “awesome” that the homicide rate is down, Kraft said, “a lot of people feel a lot of fear.”
The US Catholic Church has a zero-tolerance policy around child sexual abuse. How much that will influence the first American pope is unknown.
To Trump, that sacred charter is a quaint concept that impedes his ability to break us down to the divided states of woke and MAGA.
Activists are fighting a church that wants to put the scandal behind it and a public that may be tiring of it.
The candidate says that talking about his father and Trump is “a complete distraction from the issues facing the city of Boston.”
Trump escalated his war on the courts from name-calling and threats to seeking impeachments of judges who rule against him.
Three opinion writers ponder the possibility of Ocasio-Cortez emerging as one of the party’s national leaders and what that might mean for the party.
Her own words to the media may be used against her in the courtroom.
The pope wanted to be judged as a voice of moral clarity, speaking out for the marginalized. He made that clear in his fight with Trump and Vance over...
Jordon Hudson, 24, has a mind for business, specifically Belichick’s business. That’s what gives the gossip a serious side.
Her move revived an ongoing criticism: that if you disagree with Wu, she freezes you out.
In deportation case, she looked like an independent jurist who believes in the rule of law instead of a rubber stamp for Trump.
Mike Kennealy is a favorite of the moderate Baker camp, but he faces two stiff challenges.
He was a fierce proponent of the principle that government is a force for good and should always act that way.
The presumption of innocence is fading away under Trump.
In an all-out assault on the free press, comedian Amber Ruffin and the White House Correspondents’ Association are the latest targets.
He has a story to tell about the community work he has done and how that informs his thinking about the city. But so far, he's best known as a...
The presidential campaign trail highlighted the tension between an outspoken woman and her personal struggles and the demands that are put on a...
It’s time to more actively engage the community in solving one of Boston’s biggest and most heartbreaking crimes.
In a country desensitized to personal insult and incivility under President Trump, it’s refreshing to see someone stand up for decency.
But squelching debate is a bipartisan exercise and not limited to talk about a pandemic. With COVID-19, the chill on speech came from the left.
When it comes to identifying Boston problems, Flynn has been ahead of the curve — irritatingly so, if you are Mayor Wu.
Republican scare tactics didn’t work at Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's immigration hearing before Congress.
His rebuke of Zelensky won the vice president the spotlight he craves, and the heat that goes with it.
His insult aimed at the Boston Police commissioner was also an insult to every police officer who does their job by following applicable law in their...
Whenever there is a challenge to his authority, Trump never fails to showcase his signature lack of grace, respect, and civility. That was the case in...
Both sides on the White Stadium plan have a legal argument to make, one that the AG could weigh in on if she chose. Instead, she has chosen not to.
Is it enough for voters to reelect him next year as he turns 80?
From enthusiasm to migrant shelters, three opinion writers weigh in on Maura Healey's vulnerabilities as the governor seeks a second term in...
It’s a new era: Wu juggles baby and Boston.
Along with adopting the policy, NCAA embraces Trump’s cruelty.
He will need to separate himself from his identity as Robert Kraft’s offspring to establish a political brand strong enough to defeat Wu.
People voted for this, and until they change their minds about what they want, he’s going to give it to them. Trump resisters still don’t get that.
Given that voters overlooked Trump’s moral and ethical deficiencies, why should senators care about the moral and ethical deficiencies of Trump’s...
Vance, with an Ivy League pedigree, wallows in the intellectual weakness of the right when it ditches all respect for the rule of law and those who...
Right now, I know more about Mike Vrabel’s take on the Patriots than I do about Kraft’s take on Boston.
Senate Democrats did nothing to change any minds, hearts, or votes about the defense secretary nominee. Too often, their questioning came across as...
Victims are still bravely speaking out.