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Miki Matrician, chair of the New England chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, shares legal advice for international students right now.

Massachusetts Congresswoman Katherine Clark, the House minority whip, joins WBUR's Morning Edition.

Josh Kraft, the former head of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, is now challenging Michelle Wu for her job as Boston's mayor.

Fran Hutchinson shares what it's like to be a senior who depends on MassHealth amid federal funding threats.

When the Trump administration gutted USAID, it also abruptly canceled — "for convenience" — a fellowship that served as a pipeline to jobs at the agency for historically marginalized and low-income graduate students.

President Trump has ramped up his attacks on the universities and students that he says have abided by growing antisemitism on campus. And that has some Jewish students and professors feeling uneasy.

Several Trump administration orders have tossed into limbo the futures of tens of thousands of Afghan nationals who seek to resettle in the U.S. And in Massachusetts, this new political reality cast a cloud over an Eid celebration in Ipswich this week.

A new season brings new Red Sox players. Does it bring new hope? 

Markey spoke with WBUR's Morning Edition about the future of social security benefits and the impacts of the new tariffs implemented by the Trump administration. 

McCoy Stadium, home to the precious memories of many southern New Englanders is coming down. Locals are mourning the demolition of the Pawtucket icon.