About the author
Yaling Hou is a bilingual journalist who accepts academic and professional journalism education both in China and America. She interned for WCVB Chronicle in Boston, […]
Month: August 2019
Bay Staters would support a Right to Repair ballot question in 2020
By Spencer Kosior A new survey from Boston-based Beacon Research shows that Massachusetts residents would likely vote in favor of an update to the Motor […]
It is Time to Repair Right to Repair
Massachusetts is one of the few states with right to repair laws, however, they have not been updated in almost five years to keep up with industry advancements.
Right to Repair means a right to more choices
By Spencer Kosior Right to Repair laws control how much you can know about your car, how quickly some emergency services can assist you, and […]
Enough is Enough: Gun Violence in America
The country reels from two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, which combined left 31 dead. Gun violence impacts families, friends and communities. Four families affected by gun violence take action.
The Lives We Lost
A father. A son. Daughters. Volunteers. A dancer. An equestrian competitor. A musician. These are the lives lost to America’s gun violence.
The Worst Day
Four families share how gun violence changed their lives.
‘We’re Going to Keep Fighting:’ How Families Cope with Loss
After their loved one was killed by gun violence, four families find ways dealing with loss.
A Model State: Breaking Down Massachusetts Gun Laws
Everything you wanted to know about Massachusetts gun laws and next measures for the state and the country.
The Complicated World of a Refugee
Indeed, the refugee crisis plays an important role in border relations but on the US-Mexico border and the US-Canadian one. While migrants get most of […]