A new bill could ultimately result in legislation governing the popular but controversial ride-hailing apps.
Politics, Top Story, Metro
Meet Lawrence Lessig: The Harvard Professor Running For President
Lessig discusses his presidential bid, campaign finance reform, and what he thinks about Donald Trump.
Metro, Politics
BC Alum Mayor Walsh Announces Plans For Reelection
Dennis Hale, associate professor of political science at BC, shares his thoughts on Walsh’s chances at reelection.
Politics, Metro
Harvard Law School Professor Lawrence Lessig Enters Presidential Race
Lawrence Lessig announced he would run for president after raising $1 million in a crowdfund campaign.
Metro, Top Story, Politics
Governor Baker Proposes New Regulations On Uber, Lyft
Uber has welcomed the new ride-sharing regulations, while taxis plan to fight the bill.
Metro, Politics, Featured Column, Column
John Fish: The Man Boston Loves To Hate
It’s easy for us to shoot the messenger, but with Boston’s Olympic hopes fading, maybe it’s time for a change.
Politics, Metro
BC Professor Argues Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Trial Appears Far From Over
Stephanie Greene argues that the next phase of the trial could several years to complete.
Metro, Politics
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Convicted Of All 30 Charges Related To Marathon Bombing
During the penalty phase, the prosecution will present “aggravating factors,” and the defense will present “mitigating factors,” in the next phase of the trial.
Metro, Politics, Featured Column, Column
Moneyball Management: How Numbers Can Help Fix Boston City Hall
Boston’s Chief of Staff Daniel Koh is using data analytics to usher in a new style of management to Boston—making a notoriously old city appear young again.
Featured Column, Boston, Column, Politics, Metro
The Blame Game: Why Boston Needs To Stop Pointing Fingers In Snow Woes
If the snow continues to fall and Boston is forced to shut down once again, Mayor Walsh and Governor Baker might be next to take a leap out of their office windows.
