Procession kicks off from Boston City Hall Plaza at 9 a.m. and meanders to the Old State House for the annual reading of the ...

The measure is currently being considered in the Senate, which is expected to change the bill in key ways, setting up a clash with the House.

No small feat. Let's just hope we never travel down that road again. Bill Simmons is a columnist for Page 2 and ESPN The Magazine. You can check out his revamped "Sports Guy's World" site here.

Senators reintroduce bill to protect Native American women, finish work started by defeated colleague The bill was derailed in the House by now-retired Rep. Bob Goodlatte.

I suppose there’s been quite a bit of self-congratulations and back-slapping among the MAGA ranks in Congress and the White ...

Two large solar projects in Maine have reportedly already been put on hold in anticipation of the bill’s passage.

Maine Senate blocks last transgender sports bill The bill sponsored by Rep. Richard Campbell, R-Orrington, would have prevented transgender athletes from competing in school sports consistent with ...

Attendees say they're worried about the impacts the bill will have on health care, SNAP benefits, and heating assistance.

TALAHASSEE, Fla. — An amendment to a bill aimed at allowing certain flags to be flown on government property was withdrawn Tuesday after it was filed in error, according to John Wallace, the ...

Given these adverse effects, the bill was the subject of much debate within the Environment and Natural Resources Committee and on the Senate floor. Eventually, the bill was defeated.

H.B. 926 includes language that says cities cannot enforce ordinances on the size of an American or North Carolina flag and flagpole on private property.

Whatever its final form, I remain of the view that this Bill should be defeated and never to return. It is predicated on an instinct to punch down rather than punch up.