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About 50 people gathered on Boston Common Wednesday for a 2 p.m. rally organized by the group Refuse Fascism, originally intended to coincide with Congress certifying the results of the presidential election, the Boston Globe reports. After a mob of thousands breached the Capitol, the number of people on the Common swelled to 100, with protesters demonstrating against the violence on display by Trump supporters in Washington, D.C.  Scott Gilbert, a regional organizer for the Refuse Fascism movement, told GBH it is imperative for the public to step up.  Advertisement “We need millions ...

Grand jury will consider case against man accused in neighbor’s shooting death elisfkc2 / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0     RANKIN COUNTY, Mississippi (WAPT) — The man accused in the shooting death of his Rankin County neighbor after an ongoing feud was released on bond Monday. According to Madison and Rankin County District Attorney Bubba Bramlett, DeShawn Douglas, 18, was released on $75,000 bond. Bramlett tells WAPT that once bail is posted there is no preliminary hearing and the case is bound over to await action of the grand jury. Douglas is charged with first-degree murder in the dea...

Protesters marched from Roxbury’s Nubian Square to the State House Wednesday to demonstrate against President Trump and his supporters, a protest organized long before violent extremists took over the US Capitol.

"People have to realize that you can't put back a fascist movement by voting and then going home. You have to come out in the streets," said one Refuse Facism organizer.

Hospitals prepare for a post-holiday surge of COVID-19 cases, deaths Updated Dec 31, 2020; Facebook Share Pennsylvania’s hospitals are at a crossroads: Coronavirus cases are leveling off yet a surge in demand for intensive care unit beds has not. And the worst, many believe, is yet to come. “Christmas was only five days ago,” said Jeff Jahre, senior vice president for medical affairs of the St. Luke’s University Health Network. “We know we have New Years’ coming up. Despite all the warnings and everything else, we do know most of the cases we’re seeing right now aren’t due to...