While the president's supporters say his plans could fix a "broken" system, New Englanders who voted against Trump in November largely reject his vision. Continue reading →
There used to be 143 federal mediators across the US. After Trump’s cuts, there are just four. The change “is terrible for labor relations and, ultimately, it’s trouble for the economy,” one labor expert says. Continue reading →
Acknowledging a precarious financial moment, legislative leaders on Sunday released a spending plan that clocks in about a half-billion less than what the Senate and House passed just this spring. Continue reading →
The City of Boston has seen a boom in job applications, with positions that it once struggled to hire for now receiving a record amount of interest. Continue reading →
It is one of President Trump’s most contentious assertions of executive authority: a proclamation, issued in March, calling on the powers of an 18th-century law to round up and deport scores of immigrants who he claimed were members of a Venezuelan street gang. Continue reading →
As the Trump administration escalates its aggressive deportation campaign, Roman Catholic bishops across the United States are raising objections to the treatment of migrants and challenging the president's policy. Continue reading →
The Trump administration has agreed to release from prison a three-time felon who drunkenly fired shots in a Texas community and spare him from deportation in exchange for his cooperation in the federal prosecution of Kilmar Abrego García, according to a review of court records and official testimony. Continue reading →
British police said they were examining videos of a band that led chants of “death to the IDF” — Israel Defense Forces — at the Glastonbury Festival. Continue reading →
The attack was the latest in a series of escalating Russian air assaults, with Moscow repeatedly setting new marks for the number of weapons used. Continue reading →
The Israeli military issued broad evacuation orders Sunday for neighborhoods of Gaza City, in the Gaza Strip, amid growing calls for a cease-fire deal from President Trump. Continue reading →
By rejecting a globally accepted definition of antisemitism, the teachers union is playing politics, not protecting educators and students. Continue reading →
Pope Leo XIV placed a special liturgical vestment around Archbishop Richard Henning's neck, representing unity between metropolitan archbishops and the pope.
