Editorials
Attacked with Chromebooks, scalded with soup, menaced with bullets: BPS students and staff deserve better
A nurturing school is also a safe school.
Opinion
Even if Congress won’t act on gun safety, states can
Despite conservative claims to the contrary, tough gun laws work, as evidenced by the fact that states with strong gun statutes have much lower rates of gun violence.
Opinion
Republicans return to their roots as the antiwar party
Since the Vietnam era, Americans have come to expect antiwar rhetoric from liberal Democrats. Cancel that.
Editorials
There is nothing left to say
You’ve heard it all before. We’ve said it all before. After the latest school shooting tragedy in Texas, this editorial is composed entirely of past editorials calling for gun control.
Opinion
When it comes to gun control, our children are Generation Abandoned
Common-sense gun safety legislation routinely dies in the US Senate because of the filibuster. The Biden administration could get around the filibuster through executive orders, such as the recent one on ghost guns.
Opinion
Georgia voters expose the ‘Jim Crow’ smear as a lie
Early voting in the state’s primary election broke every previous record.
Editorials
Biden takes the ‘ambiguity’ out of defending Taiwan
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine looms large as the world gauges China’s ambitions.
Editorials
A damning audit calls for action at BPS
It’s up to Mayor Wu to take action that would ward off state takeover of the Boston schools.