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And a delay on climate

The Senate will put off consideration of a climate-change bill until spring - and that’s good news. Delay gives opponents more time to make their...

Moving on health

Even as Senate Democrats prepare to make a show of support for majority leader Harry Reid’s health care bill, those...

Taxpayers never win

Just when you think the Legislature might actually be “getting it” - hearing the public’s outrage over...

Race for last place

In failing to adopt meaningful education reforms by the end of formal sessions this week the Legislature has placed the commonwealth at risk of forfeiting some...

Fighting for mediocrity

You can’t argue with results. Well, you can - if you’re the Boston Teachers Union. The BTU has set...

Rationing is here

The latest news about guidelines for breast cancer screenings comes at a fascinating juncture in our political history -...

Put the kids first

After tense behind-the-scenes negotiations the Senate yesterday was headed toward agreement on an education reform bill that,...

Too close for comfort

Cambridge police didn’t do anything wrong when they drove a soused Sen. Anthony Galluccio to his house and lugged him...

Tempting our taste buds

OK, Bostonians, let’s remove that chip we carry around on our shoulders about all things New York and celebrate the fact that two competing outfits from...

. . . and circus sideshows

The adage about giving the public “bread and circuses” immediately came to mind at the news that for the third...

Of paper tigers . . .

No matter how powerful they think they are, members of the state Legislature are going to run into trouble trying to eradicate...

Pols are stuck in neutral

When it comes to road-testing for elderly drivers Beacon Hill has talked a good game. But unless the Legislature acts this...

Skids are greased for UMass ‘law’

After yet another “thorough review process” - one that took less than a month - University of Massachusetts President...

The Vietnam parallel

Newsweek magazine, which often seems mired in the orthodoxies of liberalism, has produced a most astute analysis of the choices...

Too big to what?

Congressional committees are wrestling with legislation aimed at dealing with the problem of banks and other financial institutions...

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Feds choose wealth over health

Margery Eagan Ladies, it appears they’re trying to kill us off. By the...

Paying the price for her father’s fame

Joe Fitzgerald The next time you ponder a ballot with dismay, noting it contains the...

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