AG Campbell: No Phones In Massachusetts Schools.
The MA Attorney General's backing for phone-free schools signals a critical shift. Is your child's classroom finally getting a much-needed digital detox?
Category Politics
Massachusetts politics stripped down: Boston’s political chess, progressive pushes, and the sharp conflicts rocking the Bay State — straight talk guaranteed.
MA Senate Rejects ICE Detainers for Convicted Felons
Massachusetts just got less safe. The Senate rejected an amendment to honor ICE detainers for convicted felons, putting dangerous criminals back on our streets.
Bill Galvin’s “Voter Ads” Are Taxpayer-Funded Self-Promo
Massachusetts' Secretary of State is using your tax dollars for "voter registration" ads. It's a re-election campaign disguised as civic duty.
Healey’s MA Cannabis Reforms Just Created New Bureaucracy
Healey's "reforms" promise a fairer cannabis market, but don't be fooled. We expose who really wins and what new hurdles await.
Healey’s CCC Ends Wild West of Mass. Cannabis Fees
Governor Healey just dropped the hammer on Mass. cannabis laws, ending the "Wild West" of local fees. This seismic shift changes everything for businesses and towns.
Maura Healey Secures MA Parole Board—At $150K Each
Maura Healey now controls the Parole Board, appointing six members to lucrative $100K+ posts. Is this about public safety or political gain?
Gov. Healey’s MDSA Bill Just Sparked 10,000+ Protesters
10,000+ residents declared "No Kings" as they protested Gov. Healey's MDSA bill, calling it a "hostile takeover" of local communities.
Rep. Sanchez: We Must Act Now Before Social Media Harms Another Generation
Massachusetts debates banning social media for under-14s amid rising youth mental health concerns—urgent protection or risky overreach? Explore both sides.
Dr. Saeid Gholami: Change Requires Disruption Despite Trump’s Warning
Massachusetts Iranian-Americans are divided over Trump's harsh Iran warning, revealing tensions between calls for disruption and fears of reckless rhetoric.
Maria Sanchez: “This Bill Protects Kids”—But Schools Say It’s Setting Them Up to Fail
Massachusetts' new bill aims to protect kids from social media—but schools warn it lacks support and could set students up to fail. Who really pays the price?