Extending the 2017 tax cuts will cost approximately $4.5 trillion over the next decade, and could go even higher with new provisions. That’s where the money from new tariffs comes in. Continue reading →
President Trump’s escalating trade war presents a hard reality for businesses in New England that depend on imports and a global supply chain. Continue reading →
Aides to Governor Maura Healey said they’re working through a list of tens of thousands of people court officials have identified as being eligible for a marijuana pardon. Continue reading →
The scale of President Trump’s global tariffs began to sink in Thursday as stock markets fell sharply, countries warned of retaliation and US companies, and consumers braced for the impact on their bottom lines and bank accounts. Continue reading →
President Trump fired six National Security Council officials after an extraordinary meeting in the Oval Office with far-right activist Laura Loomer, who laid out a list of people she believed were disloyal to the president, US officials said Thursday. Continue reading →
Violent storms and tornadoes tore through cities from Oklahoma to Indiana during what could be a record-setting period of deadly weather and flooding. Continue reading →
Commissioners in a rural New Mexico county say pets are being snatched from front yards and livestock are being killed by endangered Mexican gray wolves. Continue reading →
Gaza’s Health Ministry says an Israeli airstrike has killed at least 27 Palestinians sheltering at a school in northern Gaza and wounded 70 more. Continue reading →
Rats are getting bigger and more brazen in a British city where a sanitation strike has left tons of garbage piled up on city streets, locals say, and residents are raising fears for public health. Continue reading →
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration’s new envoy to NATO are seeking to reassure wary NATO members of the US commitment to the alliance Continue reading →
Massachusetts could ensure that every student in the state — in middle school, high school, and higher education — receives education in fire safety. It should pass pending legislation. Continue reading →
Former police commander Eddy Chrispin argues the city violated his First Amendment rights by demoting him after he refused to resign from a state commission aimed at police reform. Continue reading →
James Davis III allegedly shot and killed his mother while they were driving in a car in Sabattus, Maine. He then fatally shot a passing driver. Continue reading →
New England traded Milton plus a seventh-round pick (No. 217) for one of the Cowboys’ compensatory draft picks at the end of the fifth round (No. 171). Continue reading →
Brown's knee is still not 100 percent, and everyone on the team knows that they'll need him at full strength if they want to pull off a title repeat. Continue reading →
The scale of President Trump’s global tariffs began to sink in Thursday as stock markets fell sharply, countries warned of retaliation and US companies, and consumers braced for the impact on their bottom lines and bank accounts. Continue reading →
President Trump's tariffs have spared almost no corner of the Earth. Even tiny, sparsely populated islands that export close to nothing. Continue reading →
Mr. McDonough's evocative candid photographs, often of crowds, captured what he called the galvanizing energy of turned-on New Yorkers and the tired West Coast venues where urbanites had fled to tune out. Continue reading →
A former tech investor, Mr. Thornton helped launch the Texas Tribune to cover state politics and policy and co-founded the American Journalism Project to support local newsrooms across the country. Continue reading →
This month, Shawnee Baker shares her daughter’s story in a new book, “Baylie,” and hopes to create Baylie’s Law, granting next of kin essential medical information and decision-making powers. Continue reading →
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