Must-Reads
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Electricity suppliers overcharged New England consumers billions of dollars over past decade, report says
Boston Globe
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Maura Healey has two GOP rivals. Ahead of the primary, here's how they stand apart
WBUR
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Beacon Hill versus local control: the battle over tiny towns and an empty seat
NEPM
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Every Chelsea city councilor's signature appears on Rachael Rollins's nomination papers. Some say they never signed.
Boston Globe
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Wu took on two senators over property taxes. New data say they were right.
Boston Globe
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Trump Said to Have Secretly Used Military Jet to Leave Turkey Amid Threats
New York Times
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Judge Pauses Rollout of N.Y.C. Second-Home Tax, Dealing Blow to Mamdani
New York Times
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Patriot Games open with dodgeball, lots of MAGA caps and even more questions
Washington Post
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Cassidy blasts vaccine order, saying Trump has no ‘expertise to make these changes’
The Hill
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Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong’s Wisconsin Primary Lead Alarms Establishment Democrats
The Wall Street Journal
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University of Michigan Drops First-Semester Grades to ‘Curb Mental Health Crisis’
The Wall Street Journal
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Progressives are on the cusp of a huge win. Their biggest stars are staying away.
Politico
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The Delusions of John Roberts
The New Yorker
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As voter anxiety over AI grows, candidates stake out positions
Pluribus News
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The Democrats Can't Just Laugh Off 'Woke 1'
The Atlantic
Today on Beacon Hill
"Ask the AG" with Attorney General Andrea Campbell hosted by GBH
Personal Care Attendant Workforce Council Meeting
Birthday: State Senator James Eldridge
New Media
Health care decisions belong to patients and their doctors. Not to politicians who have never met them.
Representative Christine Barber
Quote of the Day
“But unless our utopian dreaming expands beyond the marvels of techno-wizardry and reckons with the full reality of human possibilities, we will only multiply our current problems on a greater and more dangerous scale. The moral curve must advance at least as quickly as the technological curve. There are no pills or devices for living in peaceful communities and quelling violence. Citizens incapable of compassion for their neighbors will not be prepared to wield awesome technological power in humane ways.”
News by Category
2026 Midterm Elections
Artificial Intelligence
Beltway Politics
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From a small town in Maine, Heather Cox Richardson has built a following of millions. She still thinks America can be saved.
Boston Globe
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GOP senators rally behind Thune in response to Trump jabs at leader
The Hill
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Contradicting public statements, Trump took secret flight from Turkey amid Iranian threat
Washington Post
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"Not helpful": White House winces over conservatives bashing AOC for egg freezing
Axios
Business
Cannabis
Education
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School committees get new law to address library material challenges
State House News Service
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The fight against book bans in Massachusetts gains strength with new law
The Sun Chronicle
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Elementary school days are being extended. Could Worcester be next?
Worcester Telegram
Environment
Housing
Immigration
Judiciary
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Campbell defends Springfield courthouse procurement as developers seek investigation
WBUR
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First Round of Springfield Courthouse Lawsuit Comes to a Head, but the Battlefield Has Grown
Western Mass. Politics and Insight
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Senate quietly launches another push for juvenile justice reforms
Commonwealth Magazine
Labor
Local Government
Politics
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Battenfeld: Could a Rachael Rollins comeback be in the works?
Boston Herald
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Rod Dreher Thought JD Vance Would Save Conservatism. Oops.
The Bulwark
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In contested House primary, most of Worcester council backs challenger over incumbent
MassLive
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Editorial: Rollins swings and misses in addressing campaign signature snafu
Boston Herald
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MassGOP gubernatorial primary race heats up, Shortsleeve launches campaign ads against Minogue
WAMC
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Worrell, Miranda, Lyle among Markey advisors named by Markey campaign
Dorchester Reporter
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Letter: John Barrett Is the Only Choice
iBerkshires
Public Health
Public Safety
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'Hot works' bill on the move after deadly Back Bay fire
Boston Herald
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Boston city councilor calls for 'emergency' meeting to address summer violence: 'Untenable'
Boston Herald
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Massachusetts advances first-in-nation recalled sprinkler inspection rule
WCVB
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Trump administration drops civil rights probe of Worcester police
Boston Globe
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Police to increase patrols downtown amid safety concerns, neighborhood group says
Boston.com
Reproductive Rights
State Government
Transportation
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With Massachusetts as model, Markey and Pressley propose $5B to expand fare-free transit nationwide
Greenfield Recorder
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Worcester leaders call for better commuter rail service to Boston
WGBH
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Worcester leaders demand return of MBTA express train, signal upgrades
MassLive
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DCR Begins Construction On A New Riverfront Path Connection Near Wellington
StreetsBlog
Press Releases
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Changing Compensation Costs in the Boston Metropolitan Area — June 2026
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Gov. Healey signs abortion until birth bill into law in Massachusetts
National Right to Life
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Assumption University Launches Social Work Degrees
Assumption University
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Worcester MBTA Working Group Releases Report Detailing Rail Service Needs
City of Worcester
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From Coal Plants to Clean Energy Hubs: A history of the fight for renewables in Massachusetts
Clean Water Action
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CFO of Boston-Area Spinal Device Company Sentenced to Four Months in Prison for Kickback Scheme
U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Massachusetts
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Dr. Eve Schlüter Appointed Director of MassWildlife
Mass. Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
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AG Campbell Secures Victory In Lawsuit Protecting Federal Support For Homelessness Services
Office of Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell
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Amid Nationwide Cyberattacks, Treasurer Goldberg Highlights Grant Program to Protect Massachusetts Water Infrastructure
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Moves Forward with Cape Cod Bridge Project Completion of Federal Environmental Review
Massachusetts Department of Transportation