By Lucius Gantt The passing of the late, great civil rights icon and non-violence advocate, Rep. John Lewis has resulted in the frequent use of one of his favorite phrases, “good trouble”. I imagine, good trouble is in some way better than bad trouble. However, in my lifetime, good has never

LAURAN NEERGAARD, MICHAEL HILL and JOCELYN NOVECK | Associated Press The biggest test yet of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine got underway Monday with the first of some 30,000 Americans rolling up their sleeves to receive shots created by the U.S. government as part of the all-out global race to

By Zeke Miller and Colleen Long Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump, lagging in the polls and grappling with deepening economic and public health crises, on Thursday floated the startling idea of delaying the Nov. 3 presidential election. The notion drew immediate pushback

The board of directors of ABCD (Action for Boston Community Development), Greater Boston’s anti-poverty agency, has reelected community leader, educator, and activist Yvonne Jones of Dorchester to a fourth year as

By Corey Williams Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — Despite fears that the coronavirus pandemic will worsen, Victor Gibson said he's not planning to take advantage of Michigan's expanded vote-by-mail system when he casts his ballot in November. The retired teacher from Detroit just isn't sure he

Since the president refuses to develop a national plan to address the coronavirus pandemic even as the death toll increases, let him hawk beans. He is far more adept at that task than he is at running the country. Nero, the Roman emperor who legendarily fiddled while Rome burned, is a symbol of

You have to go to college to get a good job. Sounds familiar? I bet. This phrase used to be repeated over and over by many parents to their offspring until they turned blue in the face. Nowadays, it seems like experience and on-the-job training have taken over an elite