In the recent wave of strikes nationwide, unions have linked their cause to the broader battle against income inequality and showed they can still be a formidable force.  

A jury ruled last year that the force discriminated against Orlando Riley because he was black. 

The judge ruled that all video in the case, in which Robert Kraft faces charges, be temporarily sealed. 

Today, amid a housing crunch that grips much of Greater Boston, some lawmakers are saying it may be time to reconsider the state?s vote in 1994 to outlaw the practice.  

The president is proposing charging asylum-seekers a fee to process their applications as he tries to crack down on the surge of Central American migrants trying to cross into the US. 

The suit against the e-cigarette titan demands the company fund a statewide treatment program for teenagers who begin using the company?s products before age 18 and want to quit.  

Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins and Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan want to block immigration agents from scouring state courthouses for those with civil immigration warrants.  

The departure had been expected since the confirmation of William Barr as attorney general. It?s effective May 11.  

There were ?multiple targets? in Southern California, including Huntington Beach, the port of Long Beach, and the Santa Monica Pier, officials said. 

Coming up with the money to pay back the IRS in full will require special approval from lawmakers.  

Leo and Diane Walbourne are being denied a $1,111 refund from National Floors Direct due to an ambiguous, outdated form letter that says you must cancel a contract by mail ? or telegram.  

Traffic was delayed for hours in both directions in Brighton after a tractor-trailer rolled over at Exit 20, killing the driver.  

Suicides among kids 10 to 17 jumped to a 19-year high in the month after the 2017 release of the popular series, researchers said, but they weren?t able to account for some other high-profile factors. 

Political momentum is gathering behind federal legislation to free up banks and similar institutions to work with the marijuana industry.