American manufacturing workers are expressing growing frustration with President Donald Trump’s tariff policies as the United States approaches its November midterm elections. The debate over import taxes has become an important economic and political issue, particularly in industrial communities where businesses depend on overseas materials and components.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits remained near historically low levels in early October, highlighting the continued resilience of the U.S. labor market despite a slowdown in job creation. According to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on October 8, initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 197,000 for the week ending October 3. The figure was below economists’ expectations of 200,

Governor Maura Healey announced Tuesday, September 22, that she filed legislation to suspend the Massachusetts gas tax for two months as gas prices continue to rise

In one of the most severe escalations of long-range aerial strikes since the start of the conflict, Ukraine launched what Russian officials described as the largest drone attack on the Moscow region to date.

In a historic shift for European foreign policy, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen opened the door on Wednesday for Canada to become the European Union’s very first "associate member."

Following months of fiery rhetoric and geopolitical tension sparked by President Donald Trump’s aggressive push to acquire Greenland, the United States and Denmark have announced a new security deal over the vast Arctic territory.

Tensions on NATO’s eastern flank reached a sharp point following a series of security encounters across the Baltic region, capped by a confrontational episode involving a Russian warship and a Danish military aircraft over international waters.

Shrewsbury, Massachusetts – A New Building at UMass Memorial has recently been established at the White City Plaza. July 17, UMass Memorial celebrated the new building

Director General Latia Duncombe represented The Bahamas at the WTTC Summit 2025, outlining a tourism strategy built on seamless travel, sustainability, and cultural authenticity.

The global race for net-zero emissions is creating a new and volatile geopolitical map.

Worcester, Massachusetts — Monday afternoon (August 24), Worcester Police and Worcester County District Attorney’s Office announced that they found the body

Boston, Massachusetts – The Captive of WDNR Museum in Boston’s Downtown is permanently shut down for business after two years. The business opened in 2024

Lagos, Nigeria – Recording Artist Tyla canceled her Lagos tour on the African leg of her A*POP World Tour due to online backlash and boycott calls. It was

A major political crisis unfolded in South Korea today after opposition lawmakers staged a dramatic parliamentary walkout during debates over controversial economic and media reform proposals introduced by the government.

Tyla is taking A*POP on a world tour. She is looking forward to traveling around Europe, North America, and Africa to promote her Sophomore album, A*POP. The South African-native songstress announced her 34-date international tour, including London, New York City, Cape Town, and Boston.

McDonald’s reported strong profits in its second quarter and announced a new headquarters for the U.S. market, with sales at home under pressure as many Americans

Major corporations across the technology, finance, and customer service industries are rapidly expanding artificial intelligence systems, leading to significant reductions in entry-level hiring worldwide.

On a clear night, away from city lights, the sky fills with thousands of points of light each one a sun.

Political tensions intensified across Europe today after several European Union leaders disagreed over a proposed migration and border security pact designed to tighten immigration controls while redistributing asylum responsibilities among member states.

Worcester, Massachusetts — It has been nearly one year since the announcement of canceling about $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), and almost $8 billion for a wide range of television.