Rudy Giuliani is on one screen arguing for the president. Lanny Davis is on another arguing for his former fixer-turned-tormenter Michael Cohen. They aren?t exactly in a courtroom. Instead, they are focused on making their cases in the court of public opinion. 

Governor Charlie Baker?s small changes could throw a big wrench into complex legislation that was years in the making. 

The Mass. House and the Senate have been working for nearly three years on bills to update the state?s 25-year-old school funding formula. 

Amid a flurry of activity at the end of its formal session, the Legislature left several proposals on the cutting room floor. 

Smith College is investigating after an employee reported a person on campus who ?seemed to be out of place.? The person was a student of color who was on a break from her campus job. 

On a trip to campaign for a congressional candidate, Rudy Giuliani said the president was not issuing a directive to the Justice Department, as Democrats had suggested.  

Crews rescued a father and daughter stranded on a hike to the summit of Mount Washington, one that they first completed 40 years ago. 

Three facilities managers for the city?s library system were placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, a police spokesman said Wednesday. 

The head of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops said Wednesday that sex abuse allegations against a former cardinal raise questions about how the claims stayed secret for so long. 

Bernadette Coughlin was fired in May after a fall in the hospital kitchen where she worked led to a drug test.  

Asian Americans say they are deeply divided about whether they are penalized in elite college admissions and whether affirmative action policies are at fault. 

Chip Tuttle, chief operating officer of Suffolk Downs, said the track may have to close its two races for the weekend.