Jeremy Siegel is a Morning Edition Co-Host at GBH. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, transportation, and mobility, with a focus on the intersection of healthcare and alternative medicine. Jeremy has been featured in JD Supra, The Bay State Banner, Fortune, and several other notable publications.
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Barney Frank, the liberal icon and gay-rights pioneer who represented Massachusetts' Fourth Congressional District for more than three decades and
By: Jeremy Siegel
The yellow school bus is a fixture of American public education. But for a few hours Saturday night, it became synonymous with Scottish soccer fandom.
Rowdy Scotland soccer fans took a fleet of yellow school buses to their team's first World Cup game just outside Boston.
Rowdy Scotland soccer fans took a fleet of yellow school buses to their team's first World Cup game just outside Boston.
By: Jeremy Siegel
Getting tens of thousands of people to and from World Cup matches in Foxborough is one of the biggest logistical challenges Massachusetts transportation officials have ever faced.
This is a web edition of GBH Daily, a weekday newsletter bringing you local stories you can trust so you can stay informed without feeling overwhelmed.
The war over artificial intelligence is mostly invisible, with debate over how the potentially society-altering technology should be deployed largely playing out over social media , on conference stages and in think pieces
A Massachusetts judge has blocked a controversial data center in Lowell from expanding while a resident-led lawsuit over the massive facility moves forward in court.
Awareness and treatment of postpartum mood and anxiety disorders has increased significantly, but experts and advocates agree major gaps exist.
By: Jeremy Siegel
Federal authorities have formally closed a years-long review of how Massachusetts oversees safety issues at the MBTA, effectively handing the keys back to the state for subway oversight.
