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Making sure sober homes are safe

The state needs to do better in making sure so-called sober homes are safe for people in recovery from drug addiction.

After Boston Calling case, no more business as usual at City Hall

Federal case shines a harsh light on how business was being done at City Hall. Question remains will anything change?

The hypocrite in chief takes on domestic terror

Trump makes an art form of deflection even as communities mourn the loss of 31 more victims of mass gun violence.

‘Working from home’ as a policy tool to ease traffic

Fewer cars on the road during the work week equals less traffic for everybody. What’s not to like?

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The real American carnage
While guns remain a mortal threat, the social pathologies that America needs to solve cut much deeper.

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A missed opportunity to mark Boston’s shameful role in slavery
In the end, the only winner in this unfortunate debacle is Peter Faneuil.

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No room for secret settlements with public dollars

Lawmakers are rightfully seeking to ban nondisclosure agreements that shield sexual harassers and get an audit of past settlements.

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Cities and towns make progress on housing

It’s way too soon to declare victory, but municipalities are beginning to make a dent in the state housing crisis.

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Police dogs deserve emergency medical care

Massachusetts law prohibits emergency medical professionals from treating or transporting injured police dogs. A new bill would change that.

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Law inspired by Michelle Carter case could clarify gray area

A new bill could clear up a significant gray area in the Massachusetts criminal code exposed by the Michelle Carter case.

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Sorting through the 2020 candidates on climate

This time around, climate change is getting appropriate attention — at least from one side.

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Democrats should set aside political qualms, approve new NAFTA deal

It’s time for Democrats to get behind Trump’s US-Mexico-Canada trade deal.

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US can’t keep turning a blind eye to Saudi Arabia’s murderous prince

Despite President Trump’s veto of an arms-sale bill, Congress has options in restraining the murderous kingdom of the Middle East ally.

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A step toward justice for abuse victims in R.I.

A decision by the Rhode Island attorney general is just one step toward transparency.


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