Shirley Leung

Prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket get busy around election time as people try to cash in on political winners and losers.

Can a moderate Republican still win in Massachusetts? Times have changed.

Two big questions for The Boston Foundation: Why did Lee Pelton step down, and who’ll succeed him?

A bill that passed the House now is before the Senate to lift restrictions on abortion late in pregnancy.

There has already been $85 billion worth of large life science acquisitions this year.

The US is likely to host the 2031 Women's World Cup. Could Boston score again?

Since 1992, Rhodes has been at the helm of five maritime extravaganzas drawing dozens of ships and millions of spectators.

The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a measure that would bring a form of slot machines to Suffolk Downs and the old Raynham racetrack.

The Supreme Judicial Court's decision to reject an income tax cut heading for November's ballot will please progressive groups and state lawmakers, frustrate some business groups.

The World Cup is more than just a sports event. It's a big business opportunity for Massachusetts.

No more kicking. No more screaming. It’s time to show the world our fun side. Really.

An exclusive sit-down interview with former US Attorney Rachael Rollins.

Why did Airbnb decide to give World Cup tickets to 1,100 Boston-area kids? Ask Maura Healey.

A huge debate is roiling the real estate industry over whether to accept a compromise proposal that would keep one of the nation’s strictest rent control measures off the ballot this fall.

As the private school struggled, Scott Given reimbursed himself and his family close to $800,000, according to court documents.

If Boston wants to build more housing, it might look to Somerville and San Francisco for examples of what to do.

If Boston has a 'marketing problem,' civic leaders hope this new marketing campaign will help.

Longtime state legislator Sonia Chang-Diaz moves into new role at the YMCA.

Airbnb is sponsoring World Cup festivities in host cities all over the US. Boston's World Cup efforts need money. So why isn't the home-sharing giant donating here?

As Senate primary between Ed Markey and Seth Moulton heats up, Massachusetts business leaders are starting to pick sides.