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‘Democrats stand for being know-it-alls’: Young voters debate the future of the party
A panel of young voters debate whether it's time for a shake-up within the Democratic Party. -
100 days into Trump's second term, young voters see more negatives than positives
Politics IRL explored the first 100 days with two people who support Trump and two people who don't. -
Young men have grown up with Donald Trump. How has it impacted their views of masculinity?
Gen Z men were between age 9 and 16 when Trump launched his 2016 presidential campaign. -
Two female candidates almost made it to the presidency. Young women discuss why it didn't work out.
"Politics IRL" participants explore whether the glass ceiling is breakable -
Young voters say Kamala Harris won the debate, but want to see more progressive policies
GBH News convened a panel of seven Gen Z voters immediately following Tuesday's debate -
Young voters say they're revitalized by Harris and Walz
Two Gen Z voters discuss how Harris' candidacy has changed the 2024 landscape and the youth vote. -
Young voters react to the end of Biden's campaign with shock, optimism, hope
Gen Z voters said they are ready to stand behind Vice President Kamala Harris. -
Gen Z voters debate US immigration policy: clamp down or fix the system?
Two voters with immigrant parents discuss the issue in the latest edition of Politics IRL. -
'This debate should be a wakeup call for the Democratic party:' Young voters react to Trump-Biden debate
Gen Z voters convened to share their reactions with GBH News. -
Biden vs. Trump: How Gen Z is voting on the economy
Two young voters talk about their economic anxieties.
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Boston braces to consider ranked choice voting in local elections
City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune is leading the charge for an electoral change. -
Healey bemoans federal funding cuts, says loss of up to $16B would be 'devastating'
The state couldn't raise the requisite funds elsewhere, the governor tells GBH News. -
No state plans to offset $12 million federal food aid cut
Massachusetts is losing $12.2 million in federal money that had been earmarked for Bay State schools to buy food from local farms and Gov. Maura Healey indicated that the state has no plans to backstop the funding for more than 200 school systems. -
Lawmakers take another stab at getting rid of vaccine religious exemptions
One advocacy group says “religious” exemptions have risen by 500% since the 1980s, despite religious affiliations declining. -
Mayor Wu says Boston has moved too fast on street changes
Bike and bus lanes have become a flashpoint in Boston’s 2025 mayoral election.
