Mayor Wu Announces Comprehensive Plan for a Safe, Healthy and Active Summer 2025 in Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu has unveiled Boston's "Safe, Healthy and Active Summer 2025" plan, including violence prevention and community events, bolstered by a $1 million pledge from the Cummings Foundation.
Massachusetts Bar Advocates to Halt New Case Work Demanding Pay Increase Amid Fears of Justice System Strain
Massachusetts bar advocates plan to decline new criminal cases from Tuesday seeking increased pay, risking court system strain and undermining legal representation quality for poorer defendants.
Supreme Snub, High Court Refuses to Hear Massachusetts Student's Gender T-shirt Free Speech Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear Liam Morrison's case against his school for not allowing him to wear a "There are only two genders" T-shirt, upholding lower court rulings and stirring debate on free speech and inclusivity in schools.
Memorial Day Rally in Boston Merges Tribute to Veterans with Advocacy for Immigrant Rights
Hundreds gathered in Boston on Memorial Day to honor veterans and protest for immigrant rights. Mass 50501 organized the event, where speakers, including veterans, voiced concerns over democracy and immigration practices under Trump's administration.
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Leads 20-State Initiative Urging AMA to Shield Abortion and Gender-Affirming Care Providers
Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads 19 attorneys general in urging the AMA to protect abortion and gender-affirming care providers from board certification risks in restrictive states.
Trump Takes Aim at Harvard, Federal Contracts Worth $100 Million on the Chopping Block Amid Allegations of Discrimination
The Trump administration directs federal agencies to cancel all contracts with Harvard, citing concerns over alleged race discrimination and insufficient protection for Jewish students.












