President Trump is not only poised to put his conservative imprint on the Supreme Court, but he's restocking vacancies throughout lower US courts at a historic clip, ensuring a judicial legacy that will last decades. Trump has appointed 44 judges since taking office - including more appellate judges than any president in American history at this point in their tenure.
An economics professor and co-author of a study on fossil fuel divestment found that the campaign to withdraw money from oil and gas industries does not do much to solve climate change. Divestment from fossil fuel companies is a popular demand from environmentalists.
She was a St. Louis hairdresser whose marriage was on the rocks. He was a handsome, educated and ambitious client who bedazzled her with talk of his time as a Navy SEAL, author and volunteer.
Senator Fauxcahontas made an interesting point while going completely off the reservation during a commencement speech Hillary during a speech at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, offering suggestions for specific causes graduates could get more involved in. "I'm trying to keep this apolitical but I can't help myself the principle that no one, no one in this country is above the law and we need a Justice Department, not an obstruction of justice department ," Warren said.
Julian Cyr, state Senator-elect for the Cape and Islands, has been busy filling his staff, training for his new role and doing something he loves: organizing. Soon after the Nov. 8 election, the Truro Democrat organized a gathering in Hyannis to encourage those who wanted to become active in the community, and was gratified to have 125 people show up.
Nearly 2,000 University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst College and Mount Holyoke College students rallied Wednesday in a move to urge college administrators to protect undocumented immigrants under the presidency of Donald Trump.
Recently, I received a letter notifying me that I was registered to vote, not for an upcoming election, but for the long-past March Massachusetts presidential primary. At first I found this comical, but then it got me thinking: What if this letter had informed me that my registration was inaccurate? What if my address was wrong, or my name was misspelled? Unfortunately, the answer is simple: My absentee ballot might not have been counted.