The elevated charges come as Boston and other cities run by Democratic mayors face threats from the Trump administration to deploy National Guard troops to combat crime and curb protests.

The Public Library Initiative from the Massachusetts Trial Court brings the services and resources of law libraries to more familiar settings.

13 face charges following Tuesday night’s protest that started on Boston Common.

One month after the Trump administration ordered all work to stop at the Revolution Wind project, a judge ruled Monday that the project can restart.

Christian couples who’ve lost their foster licenses are suing, citing religious discrimination.

The Justice Department appealed a lower-court order allowing people use the gender or “X” identification marker that lines up with their gender identity.

Treasurer Deb Goldberg hasn’t decided on a “next step,” according to spokesman.

Harvard University says it has started receiving notices that many federal grants halted by the Trump administration will be reinstated.

A judge ruled the subpoena was improper and “motivated only by bad faith.”

The sentencing wraps up a 9-month saga that began when Fernandes Anderson was arrested last December.