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John Deaton, who ran for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts last year as a Republican on a pro-crypto platform, joins WBUR's Morning Edition.

“The idea of America being the land of freedom, the land of opportunity, how is destroying that benefiting America?”

After 45 years, owner Tom Furrier is retiring. To celebrate his decades in business, he held a final "type-in" for more than 100 typewriter lovers.

UMass Chan Medical School biomedical engineer and professor Rachael Sirianni leads a lab that researches new technologies to help treat brain tumors in children. Delays in federal grants have led her to slow down and suspend some her team's research.

The Boston Banshees are one of six teams in Women's Elite Rugby. The team plays their first home game this Saturday, March 29.

In January, President Trump essentially shut down the system that let migrants apply for asylum. Since then, advocates say many people have left border cities with official ports of entry like Tijuana. But for the thousands who remain and their families — some here in Massachusetts — hope of a legal pathway has dissolved into scenes of uncertainty.

The Institute of Contemporary Art’s longtime director looks back on her legacy.

The university received reports that an international graduate student was taken into custody from an off-campus apartment Tuesday night, President Sunil Kumar wrote in a letter to the school community.

Decades in the making, Mehmet Ali Sanlikol’s singular oud transforms centuries-old Turkish sounds and — when the urge strikes —allows him to unleash his inner rock star.

Harvard professor Vincent Brown discusses the "climate of fear" that he says the Trump administration's policies have created on campus.