Tariffs are collected when foreign goods arrive at the border and amount to a back-door tax increase that one analysis estimates will cost the average US household $2,400 this year. Continue reading →
Attorneys specializing in employment discrimination predict that similar suits will follow, given recent Supreme Court decisions and the Trump administration’s ferocious opposition to DEI policies. Continue reading →
Representatives for the powerful industry said they were alarmed by a proposed rent control ballot question and are prepared to spend heavily to fight it. Continue reading →
While many universities have diminished race as a factor in whom they let in, the Trump administration has made diversity policies a centerpiece of its pressure campaign. Continue reading →
The decision drew Palestinian rejection, fueled mounting international calls to end the war, and provoked worries in Israel over the fate of hostages still held by Hamas. Continue reading →
Experts said it was unclear what exactly Trump was calling for, whether it was changes to the 2030 census or a mid-decade census, and, if so, whether it would be used for a mid-decade apportionment, which is the process of divvying up congressional seats among the states based on the population count. Continue reading →
The data illustrates how pervasive such foods have become as Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vows to crack down on the unhealthy products that are often inexpensive and palatable. Continue reading →
The Texas senator said the agency had agreed to help locate legislators who departed to try to block a vote on congressional maps. Democrats said federal law enforcement was being misused. Continue reading →
President Trump’s abrupt shift from frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intransigence to a potential one-on-one meeting soon handed the Russian leader a diplomatic coup, which the Kremlin embraced Thursday. Continue reading →
She went to sleep in her bed on the ninth floor of an apartment building in Kyiv and woke up on a pile of rubble outside. She saw her leg covered in blood and cried out for help, thinking only of the pain, she would later say, and not how she had survived. Continue reading →
The blaze erupted Tuesday and tore through the Aude region, spreading rapidly due to hot, dry weather. Cooler overnight temperatures and calmer winds slowed its advance and allowed firefighters to make headway. Continue reading →
The state’s highest court upheld a board’s decision to strip the former trooper of his retirement package for his “significant breach of the public trust.” Continue reading →
"Mr. Dershowitz consciously decided to befriend and defend men who have been accused of abusing and harming women," Krem Miskevich wrote on social media. Continue reading →
Boston Legacy Football Club expects financing to be done by Sept. 15 to help pay for its portion of redeveloping the crumbling Franklin Park stadium. Continue reading →
Merrill alleges she was forced out of her job last year because the CBS station was advancing a “DEI agenda.” It sure seems like she's trying to take advantage of our fraught political moment. Continue reading →
Boston Legacy Football Club expects financing to be done by Sept. 15 to help pay for its portion of redeveloping the crumbling Franklin Park stadium. Continue reading →
The number of Americans receiving unemployment benefits for at least a week rose to the highest level since November 2021 in the latest sign of widening cracks in the labor market. Continue reading →
The pianist, composer, and bandleader was the first Latino to win a Grammy Award and would win seven more over a career that spanned nearly 40 albums. Continue reading →
“There might have developed a patient safety movement in health care without Lucian, but he made it happen years before it otherwise would have,” health care expert Donald Berwick said of the Tufts surgeon. Continue reading →
Scientific journalist Melinda Wenner Moyer’s new book, “Hello, Cruel World! Science-Based Strategies for Raising Terrific Kids in Terrifying Times,” culls the best research for a variety of parenting dilemmas. Continue reading →
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