By Ashlyn Wang
The March AP-NORC showed a 38% approval rating for President Joe Biden, which is slightly lower than the 45% reported in February.
Author: Rhiannon Melton
Boston officials looking to build a park over Mass Pike
By Jordan Pagkalinawan
City officials are considering building a park over a section of the turnpike in Chinatown.
Biden strengthens pro-union stance with rumored 2024 unionized reelection campaign
By Adri Pray
President Joe Biden will have a chance to publicly strengthen his pro-union stance in the coming weeks, as political allies project his reelection campaign to feature a unionized staff.
Japan beats Team USA 3-2 in World Baseball Classic
By Nick Antonakas
Japan won the World Baseball Classic final by a score of 3-2.
UN Climate Report warns of potentially catastrophic future
By Mackenzie Bruno
Scientists from the United Nations warn the world that urgent action is required to avoid the harsh effects that climate change has on humanity in the near future.
Boston University beats Merrimack College, 3-2, in overtime for Hockey East Tournament Championship
By Claire Overton
BU freshman and Montreal Canadiens prospect, Lane Hutson, nets two goals and leads his team to the school’s 10th Hockey East Tournament title.
Supporters react to Trump’s call for protests over his anticipated arrest
By Jeff Grundy
With an indictment rumored to await him in New York, Trump’s plan to rile up his base has failed spectacularly.
‘Ted Lasso’ cast to be hosted by Bidens to promote mental health
By Colette Lauture
Cast members will discuss the significance of mental health and well-being with the President and First Lady.
Robust labor market shows signals of slowdown in January report
By Ashlyn Wang
The U.S. Labor Department Wednesday released the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary, which indicates the labor market is cooling down.
Boston Chamber of Commerce encourages Governor Healy to increase pay to bring in new MBTA General Manager
By Mackenzie Bruno
The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, one of the top business leaders in the area, stated to Governor Healy that a sizable salary increase is vital to ensure a talented professional comes to fix the MBTA’s multitude of concerns.