Many have raised questions about the political forces at play, given that the enforcement surge has taken center stage in Maine’s consequential US Senate race. Continue reading →
A Blue Line commuter himself, T chief Phil Eng knows it has been a rough few days for the transit system. But he pledges that improvements are coming. Continue reading →
The action comes after advocates in the state have urged Beacon Hill leaders to protect immigrants and implement any restrictions they can on ICE agents. Continue reading →
Attorney General Andrea Campbell filed the suit against Dracut, East Bridgewater, Halifax, Holden, Marblehead, Middleton, Tewksbury, Wilmington, and Winthrop. Continue reading →
Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, acknowledged Thursday that the immigration crackdown in Minnesota needed to be "fixed" and raised the possibility that federal agents could be withdrawn under certain conditions, as the Trump administration sought to respond to public outrage over agents' tactics.
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Senate Democrats struck a deal Thursday with President Trump and Republicans that could avert a government shutdown and buy more time to negotiate restrictions on the administration's immigration crackdown. Continue reading →
A former Illinois sheriff’s deputy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for fatally shooting Sonya Massey, a Black woman who dialed 911 asking for help. Continue reading →
Trump — and Israel — may be tempted to strike now with the larger aim of bringing down the faltering Iranian regime and perhaps changing the balance of power in the Middle East. Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made an accusation that Israeli soldiers died during the war in the Gaza Strip because of a shortage of ammunition caused in part by the United States holding back some weapons deliveries. Continue reading →
On Thursday, Attorney General Andrea Campbell filed a lawsuit against nine municipalities that have shirked the MBTA Communities law. But the real story is that the vast majority complied. Continue reading →
By labeling a legal observer a “domestic terrorist,” an ICE agent unwittingly revealed what the Trump administration is really up to. Continue reading →
The recent deaths of protesters Renée Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis at the hands of immigration agents weighed heavily over the US Conference of Mayors' 94th winter meeting in Washington, D.C. Continue reading →
One thing is certain: After several mild winters, the muscle, sweat, and community response needed to dig out from a big snowstorm have been tested anew, residents said. Continue reading →
A Blue Line commuter himself, T chief Phil Eng knows it has been a rough few days for the transit system. But he pledges that improvements are coming. Continue reading →
The Cambridge-based energy company reported Wednesday that losses in its wind division totaled nearly $600 million in 2025, well above what it had predicted. Continue reading →
Shirley Raines, an activist who built an online following by documenting her efforts to give food, clothing, hygiene products and makeovers to people without a home, died Tuesday at her home in Las Vegas. She was 58. Continue reading →
Shirley Raines, an activist who built an online following by documenting her efforts to give food, clothing, hygiene products and makeovers to people without a home, died Tuesday at her home in Las Vegas. She was 58. Continue reading →
Our adult brains weren’t built for this firehose of constant information — and so we become consumed and frozen at once, and it's jarring. Continue reading →
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