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Rally against Trump and Musk planned in Boston
A demonstration Saturday in Boston by “Hands Off 2025” is expected to draw tens of thousands of people.
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‘The cost is lives': Democrats push back against federal cuts
Concern is growing for many across Massachusetts as federal cuts from the Department of Government Efficiency remain front and center. Democrats warn that Medicaid is in the crosshairs, along with the Boston office of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. “The cost is lives,” said Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Massachusetts. “The cost is the support and wellbeing of our communities, every…
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Democrats continue to push back on DOGE cuts
Rep. Seth Moulton drawing attention to the impact of federal cuts and says he is “working behind the scenes” to convince his colleagues in the Republican majority to act.
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Trump extends TikTok deadline for another 75 days to find a US buyer
Trump posted on his social media platform that “the Deal requires more work to ensure all necessary approvals are signed, which is why I am signing an Executive Order to keep TikTok up and running for an additional 75 days.”
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Trump golfs as stock market plummets for second straight day over tariffs
Trump’s latest bout of tariffs are expected to increase prices by thousands of dollars per year and slow economic growth.
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Concern grows about supply at food banks amid Trump's new tariffs
The Greater Boston Food Bank is worried about the Trump administration’s cancellation of $3.4 million to the Massachusetts Emergency Food Assistance Program, as well as the sweeping tariffs the president announced this week.
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‘Higher costs for everybody': Mass. businesses brace for tariff impact
President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs figure to have an impact across industries, including in Massachusetts
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States sue to block Trump's election order, saying it violates the Constitution
Democratic officials in 19 states filed a lawsuit Thursday against President Donald Trump‘s attempt to reshape elections across the U.S., calling it an unconstitutional invasion of states’ clear authority to run their own elections. The lawsuit is the fourth against the executive order issued just a week ago. It seeks to block key aspects of it, including new requirements...
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Trump's new tariffs will hit lower-income households the hardest
The ripple effects of President Donald Trump’s new wave of sweeping tariffs announced this week will be felt the most by lower-income Americans, who are heavily reliant on products from countries hit the hardest by Trump’s tariffs and have less disposable income to absorb higher prices.
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Stocks slide as Trump tariffs hit markets
The prices of many products are expected to go up after President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs.
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Mass. GOP chair defends Trump's policies, expresses encouragement for party's future in state
Amy Carnevale, chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party, said President Donald Trump’s vote share makes the GOP “feel great, actually, going into the next cycle.”
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How Trump's tariffs figure to affect tourism industry
Martha Sheridan, president and CEO of Meet Boston, talks about how some of President Donald Trump’s policies are affecting this year’s travel outlook in Boston.
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Trump fires at least 3 national security aides following a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer
President Donald Trump fired at least three National Security Council officials this week after far-right activist Laura Loomer met with him and expressed dissatisfaction with some officials on his national security team, three people familiar with the matter told NBC News.
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White House plans to use real eggs for Easter events
The annual White House tradition of rolling Easter eggs across the south lawn is expected to proceed this year despite concerns over egg prices.
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As Trump announces reciprocal tariffs, world braces for economic impact
President Donald Trump declared Wednesday “Liberation Day” as he unveiled the largest tariff package in generations.
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‘Casual cruelty': Reaction in Mass. to Trump's $106M cut to K-12 school funding
Leaders at the local, state and federal level have been sounding off since the Trump administration announced plans to recover $2 billion in pandemic-era education funds
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Reaction in Mass. as Trump terminates $106 million in funding for K-12 schools
Massachusetts leaders were sounding off on the Trump administration’s plans to recover $2 billion in pandemic-era education funding, including more than $100 million from Massachusetts, with Rep. Katherine Clark, D-Mass., calling it “casual cruelty.”...
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Trump announces new tariffs, including 25% on all foreign made automobiles
President Donald Trump outlines a series of new tariffs during a speech at the White House on Wednesday, including a 25% tariff on all foreign made automobiles.
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Trump admin. terminated $106 million in Mass. K-12 education grants, state says
Gov. Maura Healey’s office says the U.S. Department of Education terminated over $2 billion in grants across 41 states despite reaffirming to in February that Massachusetts had until next year to spend the funds
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US-Canada-Mexico World Cup goes from unity to acrimony with tariffs, '51st state' talk
The 2026 World Cup is in 15 months, but President Trump is inciting trade wars with neighbors and around the globe. Will fans want to come?