Massachusetts politicians are increasingly embracing online creators to expand their reach beyond traditional press, including offering them one-on-one interviews or inviting them to events. Continue reading →
Up to two feet of heavy snow are expected to hit the area, and a blizzard warning has been extended to Boston, North Shore, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Rhode Island through Tuesday morning. Continue reading →
The Transportation Security Administration said Sunday that the Global Entry program would be shut down as long as the partial government shutdown remains in effect. Continue reading →
Some of President Trump’s most vocal Republican critics are divided over the future of a party that has pushed them to the margins, reflecting a fractured movement still trying to find its footing a decade after Trump rose to power. Continue reading →
Kansas is set to invalidate about 1,700 driver’s licenses held by transgender residents and roughly as many birth certificates under a new law that goes beyond Republican-imposed restrictions in other states on listing gender identities in government documents. Continue reading →
It started as a week of trade wins for President Trump. But by the end of the week, it was no longer clear who, if anyone, was winning. Continue reading →
The drug lord was the Mexican government’s biggest prize yet to show the Trump administration in its efforts to crack down on the cartels. Continue reading →
Remarks by Mike Huckabee, the US ambassador to Israel, prompted a storm of condemnation from Arab leaders over the weekend after he suggested that it “would be fine” if Israel took lands stretching across the Middle East from Egypt to Iraq. Continue reading →
