Fear, and relief, spreads through divided Massachusetts immigrant communities after Trump wins
Different immigrant communities in Massachusetts are reacting in different ways to Donald Trump's win, and his stated intentions about immigration.
After drinking beer with co-workers, he was shot dead in his parents’ driveway in Harvard. His murder was never solved.
John Reardon, the police chief at the time, said no one reported hearing gunshots on the quiet residential street.“It’s really strange,” he said in an interview. “Very, very strange.”
Injury not stopping Cole Strange from helping veterans
The Patriots’ offensive lineman has not only been attacking the rehab process, he’s continued to work as a fierce supporter of local military families who continue to face challenges — both mental and physical — that can come following a stint in the armed forces.
Trump won support of young men, but also gained with young women: ‘He was able to speak to them and motivate them’
“We’re seeing a rightward shift among young people, or a Trump-ward shift, if you will,” said Abby Kiesa, deputy director of the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University.
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