A gun-rights advocacy group issued a “travel advisory” for Massachusetts after a Democrat lawmaker filed a bill that would put more restrictions on firearms. The National Association for Gun Rights issued the advisory on Tuesday and said the law would be among the most restrictive in the U.S. “The National Association for Gun Rights has issued a … Continued
Massachusetts middle schoolers tore down Pride decorations and chanted that their pronouns were ‘USA’ in a striking counter-protest after they were asked to wear rainbow colors to school. Students at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, Massachusetts, were asked to wear rainbow-colored shirts to school to celebrate Pride Month on June 2, but a preplanned counter-protest broke … Continued
One 12-year-old’s lawsuit against his school for allegedly violating his First Amendment rights after he was prohibited from wearing a shirt saying, “There are only two genders” hits a speed bump after a district court hearing. Attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) and Massachusetts Family Institute (MFI) filed a federal lawsuit last month against Nichols Middle School (NMS) officials and … Continued
Doctors celebrated the success of a pioneer surgery this week that saved an unborn baby girl’s life – and potentially could save thousands more. Yahoo News reports baby Denver underwent the first successful fetal brain surgery in March at Boston Children’s Hospital, and now is thriving at home with her Louisiana family. Dr. Darren B. Orbach, … Continued
The governor of Massachusetts reminded pharmacies Wednesday that they are required to stock a key abortion pill, despite a nationwide effort by anti-abortion activists to ban the medication. The action comes as a federal judge in Texas is considering a lawsuit that would overturn decades-old federal approval of the drug. Democratic Gov. Maura Healey issued a written statement citing … Continued
College enrollment rates still have not recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to National Student Clearinghouse data published Thursday. While fall undergraduate enrollment rates stabilized in 2022 after tallying about 0.6% fewer students than 2021 levels, there are still 1.1 million fewer students enrolled than was recorded in 2019, according to data released Thursday. Adam Kissel, visiting fellow on higher … Continued
If you saw a car plowing through the snow along a highway divider, seeming directionless, how would you respond? Would you call 911? Slow down and put on your emergency lights to warn other drivers that something is wrong? Or would you park your car on the side of the road, race across three lanes … Continued
After a town in central Massachusetts dramatically seized more than what a farmer owed in property taxes, the farmer is suing the town in federal court for alleged “home equity theft.” Alpaca farmer Alan DiPietro, an engineer by training who lives outside of Worcester, filed suit (pdf) earlier this month against the town of Bolton, claiming that … Continued
Boston, home of the original Tea Party, some of America’s most historic buildings, a world-renown symphony, and now, the “The Largest Satanic Gathering in History.” A report at the Gateway Pundit has cited a social media announcement about “SatanCon,” which will be in Boston April 28-30. The convention will be celebrating the Satanic Temple’s tenth anniversary, the … Continued
Boston Public Schools may bring back a ‘temporary’ mask mandate after the Christmas break. The superintendent is looking into the possibility of bringing back a mask mandate because of an increase in Covid hospitalizations. Cases of flu and RSV have also increased this month. Masks do not work, but here we are. CBS Boston reported: Boston … Continued
The Christmas stories of the Bible that inspire such joy and wonder are dismissed by most New Testament scholars as fanciful fiction. But discoveries in astronomy and archeology reveal that the Gospel accounts are much more than fairytales for children. Let’s take a closer look, and uncover an even deeper, mind-blowing mystery at the heart … Continued
The top court in Massachusetts has ruled that doctors have no right to prescribe lethal drugs for patients with terminal illnesses under the state’s constitution, dealing a blow to advocates who hoped the state would be the first in the nation to guarantee such a constitutional right. The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts ruled 4-2 … Continued
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