House passes funding package to end partial government shutdown; ME leads on climate action as U.S. withdraws from global agreements; Amid federal DEI rollbacks, MS Black women face job loss and severe wage gap; Judge denies Trump bid to end TPS for Haitians as ICE fears loom; Report: Feds have delivered on Project 2025 at expense of public lands.
A partial government shutdown is ending, but the GOP is refusing to bow to Democratic reforms for ICE and president Trump calls for nationalizing elections, raising questions about processes central to democracy.
Cambridge, MA - People living on as little as $2 a day could soon have access to services like loans and savings accounts, thanks to a local …
Boston, MA - When it comes to closing loopholes, the tighter the knot, the better. That's what some budget analysts are saying about a plan that …
Boston, MA - Don't let the fresh smell of a new shower curtain fool you. A new study shows that distinctive, plastic odor could actually be very …
Boston, MA - More American kids are dying from gun violence. New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show child and teen gun …
Boston, MA - Are we past the point of "safe" carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, and could severe signs of global warming hit sooner than we …
Boston, MA – Getting health insurance is one more thing to think about for graduating high school and college seniors in Massachusetts…
BOSTON, MA - A bill in the Massachusetts legislature aims to give a gift to patients by banning pharmaceutical companies from giving gifts to doctors…
Mianyang, China - Two weeks after a devastating earthquake hit central China, a local aid group is planning for the initial phases of the long-term …
Falmouth, Mass. - Decorated book carts, music, and dancing librarians aren't the usual fare at libraries -- but the Massachusetts Library Association …
Boston, MA - It's a gift any mom would want for Mother's Day: the peace of mind that comes with knowing that her grown child has health insurance…
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