Trump signs executive order blocking state AI laws

The order would create one federal regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

US says ex-CEO of Abercrombie is fit for trial, despite diagnosis

Michael Jeffries, 81, was charged with running an international sex-trafficking ring. A judge ruled him unfit to stand trial in May.

Cannabis commission passes long-awaited marijuana cafe rules

The unanimous vote means Massachusetts will join 12 states that allow businesses to host some level of on-site pot consumption.

DraftKings and Wayfair plan big moves for their headquarters in Boston

The office moves, which will take place in 2027, are important milestones for both tech companies, and speak to a shifting vibe in downtown real estate.

New England’s shrimp fishery to shut down for the long haul after years of decline

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Michelle Wu promised an updated cost estimate for White Stadium ‘this calendar year.’ Now it’s looking like 2026.

City officials last gave a cost estimate for the hotly debated project more than a year ago, when they said it would cost $91 million.

FAFSA to include post-graduate earnings data as new tool for prospective college applicants

The data will help students "make data-driven decisions before they are saddled with debt,” US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said.