Politics - MALN

Supreme Court EPA Ruling Will Disproportionately Impact Vulnerable Communities

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the Environmental Protection Agency last Thursday, restricting the agency’s ability to reduce greenhouse gas […]

“I don’t like politics,” Dr. Cavazos told Texas Tech Today in 2015. “I went there really to try and improve

“I am running because the people of Chelsea and Everett deserve a state rep who will lift our voices in

Admin / January 5, 2022

Sitting on the stairs at the entrance of a building – shy look, short black hair, a tired tone of

Hugo Balta / November 4, 2021

“First and foremost, we’re Holyokers,” Mayor-elect Joshua Garcia said to supporters. “Whether you’re white, Puerto Rican, Black” Garcia said, as

Hugo Balta / October 19, 2021

New political maps are being drawn for Massachusetts. The Legislature’s Joint Committee on Redistricting released a draft last week of

Hugo Balta / October 15, 2021

Between 2010 and 2020, over half of the increase in the American population was due to the growth of the

Hugo Balta / September 21, 2021

Massachusetts agencies spent $4.8 billion in 2020, but Black-owned businesses were awarded only $11 million in state contracts and Hispanic-owned

Hugo Balta / August 30, 2021

“This really isn’t about me. It’s really about helping Latinos understand the potential that we have to build our political

Hugo Balta / August 6, 2021

How his administration is helping small business owners during pandemic

Hugo Balta / August 4, 2021

Boston’s mayoral race is heating up with the preliminary election just 41 days away. This year’s election is one of

Hugo Balta / June 23, 2021

All eyes may be on the NYC mayoral race, but another big mayoral race is heating up just a few