Bostonians are expected to join hundreds of protests across the nation against President Donald Trump and Elon Musk on Saturday in the Boston Common, in what organizers say will be the “largest mobilization since the president took office.”
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Experts argue Diana DiZoglio’s legislative audit is unconstitutional, could be weaponized
A range of legal and government experts told Massachusetts senators that State Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s attempt to investigate the Legislature is unconstitutional, violates separation of power principles, and could be weaponized against lawmakers who run afoul of an elected official.
Catching a stunning sunrise
Although he specializes in sport photography, Sentinel & Enterprise correspondent Gary Fournier is a jack of all trades when it comes to shooting all kinds of subjects. The longtime Leominster resident and retired firefighter has taken many pictures of beautiful sunrises over Lake Whalom in Lunenburg and captured this most recent one on March 28. […]
Protesters put on strong showing in Bolton
Area residents filled the town center in Bolton on Friday last week, showing protestors with a wide variety of concerns regarding the drastic changes being made to the federal government by President Donald Trump.
Trump cuts $106M in COVID-era grant funding for Massachusetts as Senate taps pol to lead Democratic response
Senate President Karen Spilka tapped an Arlington Democrat to start crafting a response to President Donald Trump’s actions that have impacted Massachusetts, a move that comes months into his second term and just as the feds cut millions in K-12 funding for the Bay State.
Campbell joins suit against RFK Jr. over $11B health care grant ‘terminations’
The Bay State has joined a coalition of 23 states and D.C. in suing the Trump Administration — again — with the latest court action aimed toward blocking the sudden termination of $11 billion in Department of Health and Human Services grants.
