A Saks Stylist for Boston’s Wealthy Is Accused of a $400,000 Returns Scam

Republicans are grappling with their longstanding struggle to repeal or replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a challenge that has resurfaced as a significant political issue this week. Despite efforts, the party remains divided and lacks a cohesive strategy to address the ACA's subsidies, which are set to expire soon.

A new era of warfare characterized by advanced technologies and strategies is compelling the United States to reassess its military tools and tactics in preparation for potential conflicts with China. This shift reflects growing concerns over China's military advancements and the implications for U.S. security.

President Trump stated that his choice for the next chair of the Federal Reserve should consult him on interest rates, indicating a preference for either Kevin Hassett or Kevin Warsh for the role. This statement was made during an interview with The Wall Street Journal, reflecting Trump's ongoing interest in influencing monetary policy.

Amtrak managers have decided to forgo $16 million in bonuses, redirecting these funds to provide each employee with a $900 bonus this holiday season. This decision reflects a commitment to support the workforce during a time of increased demand for train travel.

Historic flooding in Washington has displaced thousands of residents as several rivers reached record levels following over a foot of rain in the western part of the state. The severe weather has prompted emergency declarations and evacuation warnings for many communities.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has initiated a civil rights investigation into Boston's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) housing policies, citing allegations that the city's race-based preferences may violate federal anti-discrimination laws. This inquiry reflects growing scrutiny over how local housing policies impact racial equity and access.