Expected changes in federal grants and a forthcoming endowment tax have led to job cuts across several schools, lower graduate student admissions, and drawn-out negotiations with campus unions. Continue reading →
The probe is the administration's latest effort to use landmark civil rights laws to attack diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Continue reading →
In a note to the Globe newsroom, Barnes said she is stepping down at the end of next week and will stay on staff as an editor-at-large. Continue reading →
Amid all the high-level debate, little public attention has been given to how the strikes affect the low-level people who have to carry them out. Continue reading →
The lawsuit from the nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation represents the first major legal challenge to Trump’s planned 90,000-square-foot addition and is poised to test the limits of his power. Continue reading →
Officials cannot re-detain him until the court conducts a hearing on the motion for the temporary restraining order, a federal judge said. Continue reading →
Three weeks ago, President Trump sent shock waves across Europe with a 28-point peace plan for Ukraine that strongly echoed Russian talking points. Continue reading →
"We have to stop defining people by the failed governments they flee from," writes one reader. Another: "Donald Trump’s America is becoming more un-American every day." Continue reading →
"We have to stop defining people by the failed governments they flee from," writes one reader. Another: "Donald Trump’s America is becoming more un-American every day." Continue reading →
The federal lawsuits are the latest in a string of litigation the DOJ has brought against states in a bid to compel them to turn over voters' personal information. Continue reading →
