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The Trump administration is expected to announce a new round of tariffs on imports coming into the U.S. on Wednesday, which it’s dubbed “Liberation Day.” It’s only going to raise costs for people in Massachusetts, Gov. Maura Healey said....

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An antisemitism task force is reviewing over $8.5 billion in grants and over $255.6 million in federal contracts involving Harvard University, the Department of Education said

Gov. Maura Healey called President Donald Trump’s comments about seeking a third term in office “very disturbing and alarming” Monday, while Congressman Jake Auchincloss pointed to “silence from congressional Republicans” about the president’s remarks. In an interview with NBC News on Sunday, Trump said he was “not joking” about the possibility of seeking another term in the White House. The...

Later on this week, a wide-ranging series of tariffs are set to go into effect.

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President Donald Trump in an interview with NBC News on Saturday said that he would not fire anyone involved in the Signal group chat where attack plans were inadvertently divulged to a journalist ahead of a military strike, and later added he “couldn’t care less” if automakers raised prices due to new tariffs.

The sudden implosion of Stefanik’s nomination came as a surprise to many Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Massachusetts Democratic Chair Steve Kerringan is talking about the party’s future

Trump’s frustration is two-fold, according to two Republican sources with knowledge of the conversations.

Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, spoke with NBC10 Boston’s Matt Prichard about how the party will rebound in the 2026 midterm elections.

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Gov. Maura Healey says President Donald Trump’s cuts to research funding and threats of deportation for foreign-born students will have negative consequences for Massachusetts

President Donald Trump’s sweeping executive order to overhaul elections in the U.S. is certain to face legal challenges.

Gov. Maura Healey decried Trump border czar Tom Homan’s “fixation” on Massachusetts on Tuesday, after he disclosed that he visited as federal law enforcement agents arrested 370 individuals.

After White House border czar Tom Homan ordered immigration raids in the Boston area, and addressed “collateral arrests” from those raids, we asked Gov. Maura Healey and Massachusetts GOP Chairwoman Amy Carnevale their thoughts on what’s played out.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills is responding after President Donald Trump demanded an apology over her stand on transgender athletes and Title IX, the latest comment in the conflict between the governor and commander-in-chief.

President Donald Trump demanded that his portrait in the Colorado state Capitol in Denver be taken down, claiming it was “purposefully distorted.”

A painting of Donald Trump hanging with other presidential portraits at the Colorado state Capitol will be taken down after Trump claimed that his was “purposefully distorted,” according to a letter obtained by The Associated Press.

Watch an interview with Gov. Maura Healey about funding children’s health in Boston and the impact of drastic cuts to the U.S. Department of Education.

In a 1-on-1 interview, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey gives Matt Prichard her thoughts on President Donald Trump’s attention to Boston and immigration enforcement, proposed cuts at the U.S. Department of Education and the NIH, why this moment in history goes beyond typical political frustration and her increasing national profile. ...

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Steve Witkoff said the Russian leader had an artist paint a portrait of Trump and gave it to the American president as a gift. Witkoff called Putin “super smart” and not “a bad guy.”

President Donald Trump on Saturday demanded that Maine Gov. Janet Mills apologize in their personal and legal spat over transgender athletes — and promise not to unlawfully challenge the government.