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Brooke Thomson, president & CEO of Associated Industries of Massachusetts, says some manufacturers are predicting their costs will increase by millions of dollars per year due to the higher price of importing raw materials and supply chain disruptions. Some companies report customers are already canceling projects, while employers are also slowing and freezing hiring due to the volatile economic outlook.

President of the Massachusetts Bar Association, Victoria Santoro, says President Trump's actions target American's constitutional rights.

The commercial dance world is cutthroat, but students are learning a multitude of dance disciplines as well as audition and self-promotion skills through a Boston Conservatory at Berklee program.

The International Institute of New England is one of the region's largest resettlement agencies. The Institute's CEO Jeff Thielman spoke with WBUR's Morning Edition about the dozens of refugees his agency is waiting to resettle in the region, and how already resettled families are feeling right now in this time.

While many students kept to business as usual on Harvard Yard, community members, particularly professors, focused on research expressed anxiety over the government's review.

Evan Horowitz joins WBUR's Morning Edition to make the case that neither Wu's nor Kraft's rent control proposals are good ideas.

Columnist Scott Kirsner shares how local climate tech businesses are reacting to the first months of the Trump administration.

Predators like hawks and eagles are getting sick and dying from consuming poisoned rodents. Advocates say there are alternatives that don't put animal health at risk.

Government officials haven't said why the four people were targeted or what they are accused of doing, leaving the community confused and in fear.

For decades now, from his perch in the press box, Bob Ellis has been documenting the details that make baseball the game that it is. He discussed his passion for the sport and for official scoring with WBUR’s Weekend Edition.