By Priscilla Liguori
The chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the agency that operates the George Washington Bridge, resigned March 28.
Author: Jean Merlain
Obama and Putin Discuss Diplomatic Plan
By Lesley Rozycki
After weeks of rising tensions between Russia and the United States, President Barack Obama and President Vladimir Putin finally spoke to one another.
‘Frozen’ Breaks Records, Has Everyone Singing Along
By Shakala Alvaranga
Disney’s animated hit “Frozen” is a true delight
James Rebhorn Dies At Age 65
By Jacqueline Roman
“Homeland” has lost a beloved star as respected actor James Rebhorn has died at the age of 65.
‘Cesar Chavez’ Is A Bland Look Into An Amazing Man’s Life
By Wesley Emblidge
Taking a well-known public figure and turning their life into an interesting film usually ends up being more challenging than one might expect.
Ukraine Defense Minister Kicked out by Lawmakers
By Michelle Lavner
Ukraine Defense Minister Ihor Tenyukh was sacked by parliament over disagreements on his handling of the Crimea annexation.
Hundreds connected to Muslim Brotherhood Sentenced to Death
By Jordyn Palmer
All of the defendants in this case are members of a now labeled banned group in Egypt called Muslim Brotherhood.
Bill Looks to End Inmate Shackling
By Joshua Powers
Pregnant women in Massachusetts prisons may no longer be shackled unless they pose a risk of flight or are a safety concern, after bill S-2063 passed unanimously in the Senate.
Candidates Debate at Environment Forum
By Brianna Bigelow
Democratic candidates for the Governor of Massachusetts met on Friday at Fanueil Hall to take place in an environmental forum.
Man Kills Three at SXSW Film Festival
By Joshua Powers
Three people are dead and more than twenty are injured after a drunk driver plowed into the SXSW Film Festival in Austin Texas this past weekend.