Several Massachusetts lawmakers have responded to President Donald Trump's signing of an executive order that will soon dismantle the country's Department of Education.

Read the full press release here, which includes a quote from AASA Executive Director Dave Schuler: “AASA is proud to support the re-introduction of COPPA 2.0. This legislation is more important than ...

"Neither of you appear to have answers about what is going on at this agency," Sen. Elizabeth Warren wrote to the acting ...

But as soon as he steps across the street to his outpatient addiction clinic, he complains, he is barred from doing so by federal regulations. Methadone rules are “very, very silly right now”, he ...

Hundreds of people angered by national politics are crowding town halls led by members of Massachusetts' all-Democratic ...

LaRuth Ensley, the Henley Middle School principal who was placed on leave after she was charged with assaulting a child, will ...

Ryan Zlatkov, 17, of Bedford was one of 108 young people selected nationwide to attend the Tourette Association of America’s ...

Vermont Business Magazine As the Trump administration and Elon Musk attack public education in America by closing offices and laying off 1,300 workers at the Department of Education, Sen. Bernie ...

She was the first congresswoman in Massachusetts, the first female Health and Human Services Secretary, and the first female ...

On Satur­day, March 8, 2025, Massa­chusetts U.S. Senator Ed Markey held a Town Hall event at Malden High School.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate was preparing Friday to give final approval to a bill that could result in harsher prison ...