Editorials
The U.S. Senate has taken a major step toward protecting same-sex and interracial marriage by advancing a landmark bill that would rightfully …
We extend our condolences to the family of Judith Henriques, the 80-year-old Attleboro woman who died in a tragic home fire last week.
For more than 30 years, Attleboro has enjoyed a string of strong, popular mayors.
Don’t misunderstand what Donald Trump means when he says he’s running for president again, as he did Tuesday evening.
For years, Massachusetts has been tearing down barriers that might prevent voters from letting their voices be heard.
Recent polls show, as they often tend to, that Americans trust Republicans more than Democrats on economic issues — this despite decades of ev…
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Columns
The days leading up to Thanksgiving have always been the busiest of the year since I first started calling the Attleboro and North Attleboro game back in 1984.
Citizens for Limited Taxation, one of the most powerful forces on Beacon Hill for nearly a half century, one that has kept billions of dollars in your wallet and away from the government, has quietly closed its doors.
I realize that it’s easy to stand on the sidelines and criticize — much easier than say, founding a rocket ship company or heading an electric car company — but I can’t stop thinking about the $44 billion that Elon Musk paid for Twitter.
The Council for Children did a nice thing the other day. Or I should say another nice thing. They do a lot of them.
This election revealed shortcomings reasonable, concerned citizens recognize as inadequacies. Respecting the notion that only legal citizens, …
Commentary: Gen Z and millennials turned out in the midterms. They have good reason to pay attention
Perhaps the youngest voters in our democracy are beginning to see that they can effect change.
So many turkeys are killed for Thanksgiving each year — about 46 million in America alone — that some Americans refer to the holiday as “Turkey Day.”
An environmental crisis is brewing in your washing machine.
It will soon be 2023, not 1823: Time to catch up
We cannot put off cleaning up our water supply
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