Jason Schwartz

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For Dan Totten, bellicose boss of the biggest labor group, the battle is far from over.

What would it take to really fix Beacon Hill? A party insurrection — like the one once led by a couple of upstart Dems named Dukakis and Frank — is a good place to start.

Conceived by a pair of local real estate heirs, manufactured by Dedham outfitter Twins ’47, the chosen cap of Red Sox fans upended an entire industry—and became a fitting symbol for our city.

Fourteen reasons Boston is poised to lead America’s economic comeback. (Whenever it comes.)

The new C’s color man educates Jason Schwartz on the difference between Tommy Points and the Marshall Plan.

The PC guy from those Mac commercials instructs Jason Schwartz in the fine art of preparing and serving canard.

The classical music phenom is searching for a new collaborator, and is even willing—God help him—to give Jason Schwartz a try.

A nearly unthinkable twist of political fate could put three of the state’s top elected offices up for grabs—a Hill-shaking scenario that already has would-be candidates plotting their ascent on the sly.

In leafy Newton, the townsfolk have long been infected by a particularly potent strain of education lust. But now, with a $200 million high school tearing the city apart, it’s more than merely a reputation for great education that’s at stake. It’s the future of Newton as we know it.

As election season kicks in, CNN’s political guru tells Jason Schwartz to stay tuned: The magic wall will reveal all.

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