Joan Vennochi

If Treasurer Deborah Goldberg fires her, O’Brien is expected to sue. If Goldberg reinstates her, it’s an open question: Why did Goldberg do what she did a year ago? Either she had a valid case against O’Brien or she didn’t.

The communities served by Carney and Nashoba Valley hospitals pay the price.

When it comes to deceit, Trump trumps everyone else: The Washington Post tracked 30,573 false or misleading claims by Trump during the four years of his presidency.

If the generational baton-passing to a nominee who happens to be woman feels normal, Kamala Harris has all the women who preceded her to thank — especially Clinton.

Biden did what Donald Trump could not — step away from power — and Democrats in Chicago showed their appreciation.

Senate President Karen Spilka protected her members from doing what they are supposedly paid to do — take a vote. Next, she won the hearts of the business community, which not only hates Mayor Michelle Wu’s tax proposal but is actively recruiting an opponent to run against her.

Leaving families and children to fend for themselves on the streets is not right and Healey knows it. She’s not Governor Greg Abbott of Texas. Yet the drain on the state budget is huge.

There are concrete efforts underway to get more women to stand with Harris. Will it be enough?

The Trump campaign was unprepared for Kamala Harris’s strong start and seemed unsure about the best way to attack her. With Tim Walz, it knows exactly what to do.

Boston’s three pastimes may have converged on Robert Kraft’s proposal to build a soccer stadium.