A Harvard-trained lawyer, Fox News, and a fight over trans identity: How one Mass. school drew the federal government’s wrath

A federal probe of a Massachusetts school district is part of a larger pattern of investigation into school policies for transgender kids across the country.

‘Double-edged sword’: As AI grows, local fashion designers don’t know where to place it

Some designers question whether efficiency and cost-savings are enough to outweigh the technology’s environmental risks.

As building slowdown drags on, cities hold the line on affordable housing requirements

While inclusionary zoning has created thousands of new affordable homes across Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville, the economics of homebuilding have shifted significantly over the past few years.

Senators to question FDA nominee about her views on abortion pill and vaccines

Dr. Heidi Overton, a physician and top White House aide, has spent most of her career working for President Trump or conservative groups aligned with his agenda.

Massachusetts hospital systems improved their bottom lines in 2025, but some still reported major losses

Hospitals have been under severe stress stemming from the pandemic, the bankruptcy of Steward Health Care, rising labor costs, and inflation.

US will make up to $7 billion in loans to help Trump ally Milei tap Argentina’s oil and minerals

The deal advances President Trump’s effort to reduce reliance on China’s mineral processing industry.

‘Frugal Fannie’s’ closing Westwood fashion warehouse after 43 years

Frugal Fannie's owners cited health considerations, staff retirements, and the end of their lease as reasons for the closure.