Many federal workers are in a state of uncertainty: technically employed, but unsure how long their jobs will remain and to what extent. Continue reading →
The Trump administration has said Harvard and other elite universities failed to protect Jewish students from harassment in the wake of campus protests over the war in Gaza. Continue reading →
Since Wu gave birth to her third child in January, baby Mira has often tagged along as Wu attends to her mayoral duties and campaigns for reelection. Continue reading →
Two days after President Trump announced his expansive global tariffs, the United States confronted wide-ranging and painful blowback, as China retaliated against U.S. goods and markets plummeted again on worries of a persistent, damaging trade war. Continue reading →
Round after round of heavy rains have pounded the central US for days, and forecasters warned that it could persist through Saturday. Continue reading →
As stock markets tumble in the aftermath of the president's sweeping tariffs, Republicans in Congress were watching with unease and talking of clawing back their power to levy tariffs. Continue reading →
The five young doctors took up their mission together: defying Myanmar's junta to treat the wounded through the coup and deadly military crackdown four years ago. Since then, each continued supporting the democratic cause. Continue reading →
SEOUL - South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was removed from office Friday, when the country’s Constitutional Court unanimously upheld a parliamentary vote to impeach him over his effort to impose martial law. Continue reading →
But to the familiar folklore of Molly Malone represented in her statue on Suffolk Street in central Dublin a new element will soon be added: wardens, provided by the Dublin City Council. Continue reading →
"The scheme clearly is at odds with the intent of the 22nd Amendment, which is to prevent a two-term president from becoming a king in effect," writes one reader. Continue reading →
In a 26-page ruling, Judge Denise Casper denied the government’s motion to dismiss Rümeysa Öztürk's petition for release and renewed her order that she not be deported. Continue reading →
The Trump administration’s threat is tied to curbing anti-semitism on campus, but Jewish students call the cuts counterproductive. “I feel safer in spaces of academic engagement and open dialogue, not censorship and fear,” one student said. Continue reading →
The government has provided few specifics about how it arrived at the $9 billion sum, except to say that it is undertaking a “comprehensive” review. Continue reading →
With 20 members of the 1975 Red Sox on hand, Boston scored five runs in the first inning, highlighted by a three-run homer from Trevor Story. Continue reading →
Brown had 31 points in a breezy 123-103 victory over the Suns during which the Celtics set an NBA season record for 3-point attempts. Continue reading →
Two days after President Trump announced his expansive global tariffs, the United States confronted wide-ranging and painful blowback, as China retaliated against U.S. goods and markets plummeted again on worries of a persistent, damaging trade war. Continue reading →
Nearly 8 percent of medical personnel across hospitals, outpatient centers, nursing homes, and home care agencies in the region were non-citizens in 2024. Continue reading →
The exemption may be short-lived if President Trump makes good on threats to use tariffs as leverage to bring drug production back to the United States. Continue reading →
Ms. Brown, founder of San Francisco-based company Crown Point Press, helped revive the centuries-old art of intaglio printmaking in the United States. Continue reading →
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