Reagan-appointed federal judge Mark Wolf has resigned from the bench in Massachusetts, and his explanation is blunt: he can no longer bear the ethical constraints that prevent judges from speaking out publicly while Trump dismantles the rule of law. This doesn't happen. Federal judges—especially Reagan appointees—don't quit to become activists. They stay in their robes and let careful rulings speak for themselves.

Trump administration is rewriting disability eligibility rules in ways that will make it even harder for aging blue-collar workers to get benefits.

A U.S.-led program killed Veronica and Charity Bowers in Peru after mistaking their plane for drug smugglers. Trump’s Venezuela boat strikes make their deaths newly and urgently relevant.

A dog trotting through a busy Boston tunnel narrowly missed being hit by traffic before state police rescued the wrong-way rover.

The tech giant deleted the accounts of three prominent Palestinian human rights groups — a capitulation to Trump sanctions.