A year after USAID cuts, local groups say impact on humanitarian work has been devastating
By some estimates, the cuts in U.S. international aid has allowed hundreds of thousands of deaths around the globe.
Judge dismisses Babson student's lawsuit over mistaken deportation; attorneys allege ICE ‘trap’
“I was like, am I being freed? Am I being played?" said the student in an interview with GBH News.
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Harvard makes contingency plan after Pentagon cuts military programs
The university says military applicants can either defer or be considered for admissions at peer institutions. -
MIT economist: Rent control will only worsen state housing crisis
GBH’s Morning Edition host Mark Herz spoke with MIT economics professor Jonathan Gruber about the measure on the November ballot in Massachusetts. -
Mass. nonprofits faced with rising needs yet fewer resources, says survey
The Boston Foundation and MassINC Polling Group surveyed nearly 500 nonprofit leaders and employees in January. -
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Advocates testify in support of state legislation limiting immigration enforcement
A local mother describes her fear of pressing charges against her daughter's alleged rapist due to fears of ICE courthouse arrests.
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