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Trump is not the first president to wield federal funds as a weapon. But some analysts say the current attacks on Boston is unlike anything in recent memory.

Gas and electric aren't the only bills getting pricier in Massachusetts.

The race to fill Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's seat could shape control of Congress. And it should bring plenty of political attention — and money — to New England.

Massachusetts is losing more than $12 million in federal funding for a program that allows 200 school districts to buy food from local farms.

Dr. Calum MacRae is the lead researcher of a new study with Apple that wants to understand how data can predict and manage wellbeing.

On March 12-14, anyone walking around Massachusetts Institute of Technology at night will see illuminated projections of eyes staring back at them from the top of the MIT Dome.

We speak with Jeffrey Boutwell about his new book "Boutwell: Radical Republican and Champion of Democracy" that he wrote about his distant cousin George Boutwell, a former Massachusetts governor and architect of the 14th and 15th amendments.

“We are very unified,” Clark said, speaking with WBUR’s Morning Edition. “We are going to choose working families over billionaires every day.”

The organization Marked By Covid has been pushing for a national memorial day for those who died during the pandemic. So far, Congress has failed to enact such a resolution.

Dr. Robert Goldstein, commissioner of the state's Department of Public Health, joins WBUR's Morning Edition to reflect on the COVID pandemic and how his office is working to build trust in public health and science.