The conference revealed just how wide the divide between Europe and the Trump administration has become, with many foreign leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, offering severe critiques of U.S. foreign policy.

We review the major news stories of the week with our expert panel.

Bill Weld, the former two-term governor of Massachusetts, announced on Friday in New Hampshire that he's launching a presidential exploratory committee. Weld is the first Republican to challenge President Trump.

Host Anthony Brooks speaks with local Republicans about former Gov. Bill Weld's presidential exploratory committee and talks to our Week In Review panelists about President Donald Trump's declaration of a national emergency in to fund his border [...]

A new book goes behind the headlines to take a look at some of black Boston's biggest successes as chronicled over the years by the Bay State Banner newspaper.

Thursday is the one-year anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. A gunman killed 17 people--including students and staff--in the deadliest high-school shooting in American history.

After a classroom incident involving the n-word, community members in Cambridge are grappling with how to talk about racist language in an academic setting.

These days, you can look for romance in all kinds of places, but that doesn't mean it's gotten any easier.

GE says it will sell its Seaport headquarters property and return money to the state. Meanwhile, Amazon says it won't build a second headquarters in New York.

Host Callum Borchers speaks with WBUR's Zeninjor Enwemeka about why General Electric and Amazon are changing their respective plans to build new headquarters. Plus, on the one year anniversary of the Parkland school shooting, we talk with a local [...]