New Zoning Law Goes Into Effect This Year

Housing may get cheaper in Massachusetts next year. A new law going into effect affects 177 towns and cities across eastern Massachusetts, with an exemption for Boston. It would require towns and cities with either an MBTA stop or adjacent to one to increase zoning for multi-family housing. The amount of housing they need to […]

Massachusetts Tax Cut

Massachusetts will be witnessing a tax cut within the upcoming fiscal year. Governor Maura Healey signed a tax relief bill aimed at cutting over 550 million in taxes this year and by 2027, when the bill will fully go into effect, an estimated 1 billion annually. The bill includes an expanded child tax credit, doubling […]

New Brockton Baseball Team

Batter up, Brockton gets a new professional baseball team in 2024. The unnamed team will play for the Frontier League, an independent MLB partner league. The League plays a 96 game season from May to September. The team will play out of Campanelli Stadium, the current home of the Brockton Rox, a collegiate summer baseball […]

Canada and India’s Turbulent Relations

Canada and India face a strained international relationship in light of recent allegations. On September 18, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed that India may have been involved in the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Nijjar was an Indian-Canadian political activist long claimed by India to be a terrorist. Nijjar was born in India in […]

The Stall in the Republican Primary

The Republican Primary is stalling. The first GOP debate failed to show a path forward for any other candidate to overtake former President Donald Trump, who continues to dominate Republican polling. While the former president continues to poll in the low 50%, none of his other rivals can beat 15% or higher. This notably includes […]