Trump’s prime-time speech was the latest marker in his takeover of the nation’s capital, where the Republican-led House and Senate have done little to restrain the president as he and his allies work to slash the size of the federal government and remake America’s place in the world. Continue reading →
Just after midnight Tuesday, Trump imposed 25 percent taxes, or tariffs, on Mexican and Canadian imports, though he limited the levy to 10 percent on Canadian energy. Trump also doubled the tariff he slapped last month on Chinese products to 20 percent. Continue reading →
Four mayors of so-called “sanctuary cities” will testify before a congressional committee on immigration. Reporter Emma Platoff joins us with a preview. Watch →
Move over Ozempic – the next generation of weight loss drugs are coming. But as STAT reporter Elaine Chen explains, some work a little too well. Watch →
The justices found that the EPA cannot impose generic prohibitions against violating water quality standards. The ruling could affect businesses and other cities that sit on bodies of water, including Boston. Continue reading →
The Ukrainian leader said he was ready to release Russian prisoners of war, stop long-range drone and missile strikes aimed at Russian targets, and declare a truce at sea immediately. Continue reading →
The president of the European Commission set out a broad but vague proposal to ramp up European defense spending by as much as $843 billion. Continue reading →
Britain, which along with France has pledged troops to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, fought with the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan, while French troops fought in Afghanistan. Continue reading →
If the FDA and CDC sit on their hands, next season the flu shot will be a lot more expensive, if you can find it at all. That’s a deadly proposition. Continue reading →
When Mayor Wu goes to Washington, D.C, to defend Boston's status as a "sanctuary city," she will be articulating a moral argument, not a political one, argues one letter writer. Continue reading →
Boston’s record on crime and safety has drawn national attention in recent weeks, as Mayor Michelle Wu prepares to testify before Congress about the city’s policies on immigration enforcement. Continue reading →
State Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s response to Attorney General Andrea Campbell through a public letter is an extraordinary step, openly pitting two statewide officials against one another. Continue reading →
The Bruins stumbled around the Garden for 60 minutes and failed to pocket 2 points against a team that had won only 6 of its 30 road games. Continue reading →
In Red Sox history, just nine players have had 40-homer/120-RBI seasons — mostly comprising a who’s who of great sluggers in team history. Continue reading →
A team of Boston developers and Chicago investors have unveiled their designs for a pair of 18-story apartment towers on the site of the former WLVI television studio in Dorchester. Continue reading →
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist explored the “hookup” culture on college campuses in strikingly intimate detail, revealing how adolescent girls and young women think about relationships, love, and bodily autonomy. Continue reading →
Carl Dean was devoted to Dolly Parton and inspired her hit "Jolene," even as he avoided the spotlight. He died in Nashville on Monday. Continue reading →
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