Associated Industries of Massachusetts, which represents 4,000 employers, plans to submit a bill to the Legislature this month that would end the fees right away ? one year early. 

The former Massachusetts governor and Utah senator-elect chastised the president in an op-ed for The Washington Post.  

When officials at the University of Utah invited Joe Biden to speak there in December, Biden?s representatives listed a number of requirements for the appearance. 

A lawsuit alleging widespread sexual misconduct and assault by three former psychology professors shook Dartmouth last month. Now, the campus is grappling with its next steps.  

Police in Washington, D.C., say a U.S. Marine has been shot and killed inside of the Marine Barracks in Washington. 

After an unexpectedly bad year for the stock market, investors are looking for clues about what 2019 will bring.  

The Friends of the Boston Harbor Islands group launched its 40th year with an annual trip on the water. 

Democratic and Republican congressional leaders are expected to attend a briefing on border security at the White House as the government remains partially shut down. 

The deceased victim identified as Judith Mauretti, 72, of Fall River, was killed, and a second person was critically injured, after the car they were in crashed into a complex and sparked a six-alarm fire. 

Across India, nuns talk about being groped and kissed, of hands pressed against them by men they were raised to believe were representatives of Jesus Christ. 

The man in charge of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, which helped establish the Rooney Rule, doesn?t believe the system is broken.