Twelve mayors, including Boston Mayor Tom Menino, on Tuesday launched an effort to “jump-start” approval of casinos on Beacon Hill by penning a letter to Gov. Deval Patrick, House Speaker Robert DeLeo, and Senate President Therese Murray, asking them to
Former U.S. Senator and potential presidential candidate Rick Santorum has rescheduled his trip to Newton in support of our sister organization, Catholic Citizenship. The event, now a luncheon, will be held on Monday, March 14, at the Hotel Indigo. To
Kris Mineau comments on the Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Continue reading
The following is a preview of what to expect on Beacon Hill these next two years concerning traditional family values. Continue reading
This Sunday, our friends at Massachusetts Citizens for Life will host their annual Assembly for Life at Faneuil Hall in Boston. Due to a family obligation, radio personality Howie Carr had to cancel his keynote speech, but former Boston Mayor
Sen. Jennifer Flanagan (D-Leominster) has filed a three-casino proposal and is encouraging her colleagues to bring it up soon. “I don’t want to see a repeat of last year,” Flanagan told the State House News Service, referring to the expanded
Former state Senator Susan Tucker (D-Andover) and Les Bernal, Executive Director of the Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation, were both featured on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” this past Sunday as the news magazine exposed the gambling industry. “Their knowledge and experience
The following is from CitizenLink: Legislation that was set to be reintroduced today in the Rhode Island House would make the state the sixth in the country to allow same-sex marriage. According to The Associated Press, sponsor Rep. Art Handy
A new report released this week by the Guttmacher Institute finds an abortion rate increase of 1 percent, to 19.6 abortions per 1,000 women of childbearing age in 2008. This increase follows years of decline due to the growth of
Apple has refused to reinstate the Manhattan Declaration Application back into the iTunes store yet again. In a letter to the writers of the Manhattan Declaration, Apple says the Declaration is “mean-spirited,” “objectionable,” and “potentially harmful.” This could not be
