Massachusetts voters are on track to decide a potentially record-setting number of ballot questions in 2026, and Gov. Maura Healey has already started to figure out how she’ll fill in the bubbles.

Donald Trump's closest advisor, chief of staff Susie Wiles, reveals all to Vanity Fair. In it, she eviscerates the vice president, calls out Elon Musk as a ketamine user, and says the president has ...

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In a wide-ranging interview with Politico, President Donald J. Trump reflected on the progress of his second term as it approaches the one-year mark — detailing how he is reversing the economic ...

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) is demanding CBS and its parent company Paramount provide more information about how it edited an interview with President Trump that aired on “60 Minutes” last month. Raskin ...

John Terry has questioned the quality of centre-forwards currently playing in the Premier League. The former Chelsea and England captain has opened up on how he believes he’d fare in the modern game, ...

It looks like Massachusetts voters will get to weigh in on rent control in 2026. Supporters say they have more than enough signatures to put the issue on next year's ballot. Housing affordability is a ...

The dome of the Massachusetts State House. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Ballot questions about rent control, all-party state primaries and funding for water and nature conservancy are among those expected to ...

For the first time, newly available data confirmed Monday what many have long suspected: New York City is failing to intervene before students become involved with the court system, and not doing ...

Former ESPN broadcaster Sage Steele said it’s hysterical that Pat McAfee has “no rules” at ESPN. During a Wednesday appearance on Jason Whitlock’s “Fearless” podcast, Steele explained why the host is ...

Most Americans lack “quality jobs,” according to a study published Thursday by Gallup that makes a broadscale effort to define what makes up such a role — something that has long eluded researchers ...