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Miles Taylor, a former DHS staffer, has revealed that he is the anonymous author of the New York Times op-ed "I Am Part of the Resistance Inside The Trump Administration".

On election day and after, news organizations could face some difficult decisions, such as how to cover premature declarations of victory, to unsubstantiated claims of ballot fraud.

Absent a total blowout, the increase in mail-in voting will greatly complicate the ability of networks to call the winner on election night, if not make it impossible.

Patrick joined host Callie Crossley and three other political experts to talk about the interracial and intergenerational makeup of protestors following the murder of George Floyd at the hands of

Patrick joins host Callie Crossley and three other political experts to discuss what is driving people of color to the polls this year, and the role that Black women, in particular, have played in

GBH Arts Editor Jared Bowen talks to Joe Mathieu about a segment on Open Studio with two local photographers that are documenting Boston area protests from a considerably more intimate perspective

There are an estimated 185,000 undocumented immigrants in Massachusetts, many of whom need to drive in order to get to work or care for their family members.

A group of twenty former U.S.

From her days in the Danvers' youth league, where she started at just three years old alongside all boys, to competing in three Olympics with the US national team, hockey has always been a big part

Author R.L. Stine of "Goosebumps" fame talks to Morning Edition's Joe Matheiu about his voiceover work with the GBH Children's show "Arthur."

“Listen, to the Cry of Your Fellow Man” is a duet for horn and harp written and performed by BSO Associate Principal Horn Richard Sebring and his friend, one-time student and former Tanglewood Music

Early voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election has already hit more than 50 percent of the total vote count from 2016, with six days to go before Election Day.

Although the Pine Street Inn has long worked to help shelter guests register to vote, the coronavirus pandemic has made that effort particularly difficult this year.

Jim Braude shares his thoughts on why 2020 is not the year to add an extra hour of darkness to end each day.

Halloween may seem like a frivolous holiday to some: a license for kids — and a lot of adults — to dress up and get free candy. Others see the day as a tradition of community fun that many now miss.

What’s a theater kid to do? When Bridget started at Framingham High School, she felt isolated, anxious...even a little depressed. The high school’s theater troupe is what turned things around for her.

Senator Kamala Harris has gained backing for both her earlier presidential run and her Vice President spot on the Biden-Harris ticket from a network of supporters from her college sorority: Alpha

The confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court Justice on Tuesday cemented a six-three conservative majority that will shape the country for generations to come, starting with expected

Although Massachusetts as a whole leans heavily blue — from the all-Democrat congressional delegation to the Democrat-dominated state legislature — a certain type of Republican has previously pulled

After President Trump’s four years of ignoring presidential norms and democratic principles, what reforms to the presidency will be needed to prevent abuse of power from future leaders?

Public health experts in Massachusetts are expressing increased alarm after the number of new COVID-19 cases in the state this past weekend reached levels that had not been seen since May.

Jim Braude shares his thoughts on the drug-dealing Sackler family getting away with zero prison time.

The panel reviews the week in media.

The Sacramento Bee’s parent company, McClatchy, is proposing to link reporter pay to the number of clicks their stories get.

The president stormed out of a 60 Minutes interview, complaining that Lesley Stahl’s questions were unfair and inappropriate.

While everyone may have feared another dumpster fire, skillful moderating by NBC's Kristen Welker made the final debate of 2020 surprisingly informative.

For much of his life and until the day he died last month, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's Chief Justice Ralph Gants was dedicated to serving the people of the Commonwealth.

With less than two weeks to go until the final votes are cast, the Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe announced late Wednesday night that both Russia and Iran gained access to voter

The last year of high school comes with all kinds of expectations. But this year, not even the chance to show up for class is guaranteed.

Jim Braude shares his thoughts on why fall is overrated.