By Abigail Royle
Mark Zuckerberg defends against calls for the regulation of Internet-based companies. But new regulations are not predicted to pass.
By Belen Dumont
On Monday, the FBI collected numerous records and documents while raiding the Washington office and hotel room of President Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen.
By Joseph Davidi
Vice President Mike Pence is visiting Boston on Tuesday to attend a fund-raiser for the 2020 reelection campaign for President Trump. Governor Baker will not be attending due to prior scheduling but says it isn’t a message about his stance on Trump and Pence.
By Elizabeth Perkin
Body cameras for the police force are a new item on Boston’s budget for 2019.
By Yiming Zhao
The U.N. Security Council is preparing to meet in emergency session on Monday to discuss an alleged chemical attack in Syria. Russia’s chief diplomat said there was no evidence that it ever happened.
By Brilee Carey
A suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria followed by a retaliatory airstrike by Israel raises tensions in the region
By Ian Sloan
Some Oklahoma school districts say they will close again in anticipation of a continued walkout by teachers demanding more funding for classrooms.
By Isabel Indresano
After allegations of sexual misconduct, the Republican Blake Farenthold announces his departure from Congress.
By Cassandra Yany
Villanova wins their second title in three seasons.
By Isabel Indresano
The marathon is on April 16 and city officials are executing strong measures to keep participants safe.
