Trump went bankrupt six times, and it’s easy to see why and how. The problem is that the Republican Congress seemingly cannot say no and hold this president accountable.
We don’t need to move the tank, just the gas, writes Bill Walczak.
Dorchester is blighted with billboards, says Bill Walczak, who argues that special “grandfather” rules that allow them should be changed.
Bill Walczak has some thoughts and questions as we move toward a redevelopment plan for Carney Hospital.
Bill Walczak says activity at the ward level shows that Mass Democrats are motivated and energized this year.
Bill Walczak takes stock of the damage done so far in Trump 2.0.
The first quarter of the 21st century ends next week. It’s been a time of massive change.
In August 1975, a poster created by the Boston Redevelopment Authority debuted and challenged the common perception of Boston’s largest neighborhood. Bill Walczak looks back at how that happened and its impact.
The mayor intends to use her considerable political capital to prioritize Boston’s schools.
The mobster theme at the newly rebranded Savin Bar + Kitchen Restaurant in Savin Hill has certainly struck a nerve. The use of photos of the notorious mobsters and murderers Whitey Bulger and Stephen Flemmi to decorate the Italian décor walls has upset many local residents. In addition to Bulger and Flemmi being child abusing murderers and drug dealers, the Bulger mob traumatized local residents into the 1990s.
