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Who's Got The Edge In The Capuano-Pressley Contest?
Plus, progressive infighting in Beacon Hill primaries -
IMHO: MA’s Full-Time Legislature Should Work Full Time
Jim Braude shares his thoughts on the mountain of legislation left unfinished, as the full-time lawmakers on Beacon Hill take their biennial five-month vacation. -
6 Women To Watch In Massachusetts Politics
Across the state, in national and local races, more women are challenging long-serving incumbents, many of whom haven’t faced an opponent in years. -
Amid A Shortage, Diving Deep For Lifeguards
In the 1980s, getting a lifeguard job for the summer meant beating out stiff competition. Now, job seekers hoping to become lifeguards are hard to come by. -
Does Growing Support For Impeachment Among Democrats Put Blue Wave At Risk?
Calls from Democrats to impeach President Donald Trump are growing louder. -
Should There Be A Legal Limit On The Number Of Patients Assigned To Nurses?
That’s what Massachusetts voters will decide in the state election in November. -
Massachusetts' Only Glass Recycling Plant Closes
There’s still plenty of glass that needs to be disposed of, and there's no perfect option for getting rid of it. -
Regional Transit Authorities Anxiously Await Budget Deal
There may be further cuts in service and fare increases. -
Democrat Jay Gonzalez Criticizes Baker For Border Troops Decision: “It’s A Decision That Never Should Have Been Made In The First Place”
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Gonzalez criticized Gov. Charlie Baker for his initial decision to send Massachusetts National Guard troops to the… -
Americans Playfully Ponder Pro-Trump Scholar's 'Shunning'
Retired Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz complained he's being ostracized on Martha's Vineyard because of his support for the President.
