Some critics and experts fear this one will face less resistance.

In the months leading up to his graduation, 22-year-old Jaiden Mosley discovered a connection to the American colonist who later founded the university he will soon hold a degree from.

Dozens of Boston organizations pledged to fund racial equity. The Globe tried to track the commitments down.

A first-time candidate up against a savvy incumbent, Kraft believes his narrow path to victory runs directly through Roxbury and Boston’s other communities of color.

Members of the Hyde Square Task Force and the Massachusetts delegation are pressing for the corporation to drop prices in more low-income neighborhoods.

Tania Fernandes Anderson earlier this month agreed to plead guilty to charges in a federal case in which prosecutors allege she gave a former staffer and $13,000 bonus, then took a $7,000 kickback fro...

Historians say the deletions are part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to wipe LGBTQ+ history from the public record.

Historians say the deletions are part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to wipe LGBTQ+ history from the public record.

For some, the sight of law enforcement officers in tactical gear on Thursday, sweeping campus for a gunman, was familiar.

The Rev. Wesley A. Roberts took on the interim pastor role at Peoples Baptist Church of Boston in 1980, and has remained there since.

The pandemic laid bare inequities that Boston's greatest minds worked hard to address. Five years later, some of these actions are under fire from the Trump administration.

The student loan forgiveness program is for full-time teachers of color in Providence, and is funded through a grant from a private nonprofit

Do you feel squeezed by the rising cost of living in New England? The Globe wants to hear from you for a series about affordability.

The Times identified 45 people within the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, a group formed by Elon Musk that in a short few weeks has radically upended federal agencies.

The Paris Press Corps today ensured that an AP reporter could enter and ask a question.

The town of Cumberland, Maine — about 20 miles north of Portland — has landed at the heart of the clash between President Trump and Governor Janet Mills over transgender athletes.

Roberta Flack, best known for her '70s hits 'Killing Me Softly' (later covered by the Fugees) and 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,' has died.

Trump’s push to end the fighting, his hostility toward Ukraine, and his affinity for Putin have dramatically altered the landscape

Though these big-name retailers haven’t removed these products from their shelves, growing calls for boycotts have some small business owners worried.

The Department of Homeland Security in a news release said they were vacating a decision by the Biden administration to renew Temporary Protected Status for Haitians.

Tiana Woodard covers the city’s Black communities. Her reporting on the region’s diverse Black communities has taken her from the ballot boxes of Boston’s historic 2021 mayoral election, to the hubbub...

The shellfish was considered food for the poor before Emmanuel “Manno” Bernoon, an emancipated Black man, started serving them to the city’s elite in the 1700s.

Were you laid off, or did you choose to leave? What was your experience of departing your role? Are you concerned about how your absence will play out?

ProPublica’s first-of-its-kind analysis is the most detailed look yet into a rise in life-threatening complications for women experiencing pregnancy loss under Texas’ abortion ban.

The congresswoman has been behind multiple recent attempts to target transgender people, including her own colleague, transgender congresswoman Sarah McBride

The group Arab Americans for Trump is renaming itself Arab Americans for Peace after President Donald Trump said the U.S. would “take over” the Gaza Strip.

On Friday evening, the US Census Bureau’s website was completely inaccessible for a few hours as data were scrubbed from the site.

Some reparations advocates are strategizing on how to protect their programs from legal threats, which they say are inevitable in the current political climate.

Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church can seize any money the far-right group makes from selling merchandise.

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The $7 billion Solar for All program is at a standstill, due to a pause by the Trump administration. Massachusetts has a $156 million grant to bring solar to low income residents, but the federal webs...

The retail space in Roxbury that had been vacated by Walgreens for more than a year has a new tenant: Vicente’s Supermarket, a Brockton-based, Cape Verdean-owned grocery chain.

Nearly half of Black residents saw their homes reduced to rubble as a result of the Eaton Fire that ripped through parts of the Los Angeles area.

Though long out of publication, pieces of New England history live in its pages. The Globe mapped the listings.