The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in a case that will determine whether the Trump administration can add a citizenship question to the 2020 U.S. Census.

Stop & Shop's union workers are back on the job today, after an 11-day strike over whether the company can — and should — continue to offer the kind of wages and benefits it has for generations. One of the workers' most vocal supporters [...]

Congresswoman Trahan discusses the implications of the Mueller report, as well as the Democratic agenda in the House moving forward.

Seth Moulton is running for president. Meanwhile, some of his Democratic colleagues consider impeachment proceedings against President Trump.

A nonprofit called the Nonhuman Rights Project want the court to recognize the animals' "personhood," a status that would entitle them to the same legal protections as human beings.

Host Callum Borchers speaks with Rep. Lori Trahan about how Democrats will handle the Mueller report and why the Green New Deal sets such ambitious goals. Plus, WBUR's Anthony Brooks on Rep. Seth Moulton announcement that he's running for [...]

Host Jill Kaufman speaks with legal and political analyst about the release of the redacted Mueller report and what it means.

Host Jill Kaufman debriefs WBUR Edify reporter Max Larkin on the final list of possible candidates to Tommy Chang as Boston Public Schools Superintendent. Plus, journalist Luke O'Neil and WBUR senior news analyst and blogger John Carroll about a [...]

We review the fallout from the release of the Mueller report and take stock of the Stop and Shop strike.

Though the stories of Passover and Easter differ ... both holidays revolve around food.