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A repeat offender was convicted last week of a Seekonk armed robbery and was sentenced to serve seven years in state prison.

The Preamble summarizes the lofty goals of the Constitution and points to exactly those who are protected under it.

A push is on to require that tipped workers in Massachusetts be paid at least the minimum wage.

Massachusetts is looking for judges and Governor's Councillor Joseph C. Ferreira wants to help "good lawyers" apply for the coveted judicial positions.

Since marijuana was legalized for recreational use by the voters in 2016, the legal landscape has been shifting in the Commonwealth. Now more change is coming.

A common sense solution to once and for all enact a plan to thwart unfettered and illegal access to America by migrants and human traffickers.

The failing health of justices on America's highest court is a delicate subject. There is something ghoulish about watching them age and the politics of it all.

Multiple agencies have joined in a search for a missing Taunton teenager who is believed to be in danger.

The communities of Massachusetts must fight to retain ownership of their licenses for recreational marijuana sales. They are valuable community assets.

The vicious smear campaign of the Democrats failed, and so it time to remember why President Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.