David S. Bernstein, who spent the past 10 years at the Boston Phoenix, is widely regarded as one of the state’s foremost political writers. Over the course of his 23-year career, he has become a frequent analyst on local and national television and radio broadcasts, and has been named journalist of the year by the New England Press Association. Additionally, he has been cited for excellence in criminal justice reporting by John Jay College.
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Who’s the Most Progressive of Them All?
No matter who wins the battle between congressional candidates Mike Capuano and Ayanna Pressley, the outcome is more a reflection of us than them.
Maura Healey’s Trump Card
Is she playing for Massachusetts’ glory, or her own?
Walsh Wins!
Forget the election, Marty, we’re calling it for ya. Now here’s your blueprint for the next four years.
A not-so-modest proposal for dismantling our 304-year-old House of Representatives.
Most gunmen involved in non-fatal shootings are never arrested.
No one seems to have the guts to run against him.
Faced with the likes of Trump and Schilling, can Charlie Baker save the MassGOP?
It’s the most-watched race of 2016 (well, with maybe one exception).
From Louis Brandeis to Lewis Hayden.
The congressman shares his favorite civil rights heroes.
The Northeastern University president weighs in.
‘The Boston I know would welcome these people.’
According to the BPS Department of History and Social Studies.