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The class action lawsuit announced in Boston Friday says tens of thousands of student loan borrowers are stuck in a nationwide backlog of pending buyback applications.

It’s taken years for musician-activist Chadwick Stokes to fine tune his homegrown rock opera about the clandestine abortion rights collective known as Jane. Now it’s premiering with the American Repertory Theater.

In her sweeping follow-up to "Pachinko," author Min Jin Lee zooms in on learning centers, or hagwons, in the South Korean diaspora. "American Hagwon" examines whether education can really deliver a perfect life.

Police said a man with a knife threatened to harm himself, and later charged at them before they fatally shot him. The Suffolk County District Attorney is investigating the Brighton shooting.

Leaders at some of Massachusetts' historic garden cemeteries are encouraging locals to bring their sketchpads, binoculars or walking shoes to explore their acres of trails and gardens.

Owners Holly Heslop and Charlie Christopher plan to sell the building and shutter the long-running club and restaurant at the end of May.

Ask a pundit on the national news, and they'll tell you Massachusetts is a "deep blue" state. But the commonwealth is positively purple when it comes to its governors.

Over the past several years, tens of millions of dollars' worth of donated skin has made its way from American tissue banks to biotech companies in South Korea.

With Halloween this weekend, we get some books to get the blood racing from "The Stacks" host and creator Traci Thomas.

Senate races in Kansas and Iowa remain toss-ups.

'Tis the season for ghostly tales and scary stories.

A new political organization is popping up on campus, aiming to bridge the gap between progressives and conservatives.

The Constitution grants states the power over elections, but the Trump administration has made efforts to intervene.

President Trump has promised to "unleash Alaska’s extraordinary resource potential" by making it easier to mine America’s Last Frontier.

After a lack of planning led to a lunchtime Game 6, in front of a sold-out crowd of 17,000 people, the Atlanta Dream forced a Game 7 in the WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries.

We hear from three Americans living abroad as they consider the midterm elections here in the U.S. and what it's like to see their home country from the outside.

Binance says it will cover client losses.

Republican Sen. Darline Graham is up against Democrat Annie Andrews, but Graham is also facing opposition from supporters of Congressman Ralph Norman, whom she defeated in the primary.

The verdict for Saturday evening in Greater Boston? Mother Nature is handing out treats, not tricks.

Supporters of a possible referendum on Massachusetts' new abortion law say they've collected enough signatures to put the law on the 2028 ballot and suspend the law until then. Gov. Maura Healey, who signed the law in August, is considering her options.