Many outlets dedicated to serving Black communities face a delicate balancing act in covering Harris: Acknowledging her trailblazing candidacy while still scrutinizing the politician's record. Continue reading →
Both Kamala Harris’s and Donald Trump’s hopes largely rest on Pennsylvania, with its 19 Electoral College votes and status as a swing state. Continue reading →
WATCH: There’s one factor that may determine who wins, says Franklin & Marshall pollster Berwood Yost. He breaks down why to guest host James Pindell. Watch →
WATCH: A "Never Trumper" is the GOP nominee for an open senate seat in Maryland. Reporter Sam Brodey explains what a win or loss could mean for the country. Watch →
Enrollment under the Biden administration surged, after years of declines during the Trump administration, dropping to a low of 11 million on Trump's watch. But taxpayers have had to pour billions of dollars more into the Affordable Care Act to achieve that increase. Continue reading →
What is clear is that administrators struggled to find consensus on delicate moral judgments — like whether certain behavior constituted antisemitism — and how to take a stand on portentous affairs dividing the world. Continue reading →
A wave of partisan polls have suggested Donald Trump will cruise to victory, which could cement the idea that the only way he can lose to Vice President Kamala Harris is if the election is rigged. Continue reading →
The US government has assessed that China is uneasy about the rapidly strengthening security partnership between Russia and North Korea. Continue reading →
North Korea's move to tighten its relationship with Russia has raised concerns around the world about how that may expand the war and what Russian military aid will be delivered in exchange. Continue reading →
"Those who were suspended are upset because, after breaking the rules, the university imposed a sanction," writes one reader. Another: "What’s next? Banishment of those who wear T-shirts or buttons favoring their candidate of choice?" Continue reading →
The installation ritual and Mass marked the end of Cardinal Seán O’Malley’s 21 challenging years as archbishop, a tenure dominated by fallout from the clergy sexual-abuse scandal. Continue reading →
Eversource was approved by state regulators on Thursday for rate increases of 25 percent to 30 percent, while National Grid got approved to hike its rate by 11 percent to 13 percent. Continue reading →
We have to ask ourselves how it is that, every election cycle, we allow special interest groups to make an end-run on our legislative process. This is not a good use of democracy. Continue reading →
She was also known for dishing out one-liners in nightclubs and TV talk shows as half of a comedy-and-song duo, Ford & Hines, with her husband, Phil Ford. Continue reading →
She was also known for dishing out one-liners in nightclubs and TV talk shows as half of a comedy-and-song duo, Ford & Hines, with her husband, Phil Ford. Continue reading →
Last week, I talked to Jennifer Amento of the No on 2 Coalition. This week, I talk to Massachusetts Teachers’ Association vice president Deb McCarthy about why to vote yes. Continue reading →
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