Advocates and lawmakers say MBTA bus electrification must remain a priority to meet the state’s emissions reduction goals and avoid the worst effects of climate change. Continue reading →
While much attention has been paid to the fallout in Florida, teachers piloting the class in Massachusetts said the framework revisions will have little impact on how they teach the course. Continue reading →
In a push to add badly needed new employees to its shrinking workforce, the MBTA said Monday it is raising its signing bonus to $7,500 and expanding the number of jobs that qualify. Continue reading →
Donald Trump traveled to New York from Florida on Monday to face arraignment in the first indictment of a former American president, his trip monitored minutely from the moment he left his Palm Beach estate until he arrived at Trump Tower in midtown. Continue reading →
Anti-transgender rhetoric and disinformation in the days following the shooting at a Nashville Christian school that killed six people have heightened the fears of a community already on edge amid a historic push for more restrictions on transgender people’s rights this year. Continue reading →
This week, officials are expected to shut down all commercial and recreational salmon fishing off California for 2023. Much will be canceled off neighboring Oregon, too. Continue reading →
As pressure against TikTok mounts in Washington, the more than two dozen members of Congress — all Democrats — who are active on the social media platform are being pushed by their colleagues to stop using it. Continue reading →
The Russian authorities blamed Ukraine and Russian opposition activists on Monday for the bombing that killed a popular prowar blogger a day earlier, signaling that the Kremlin could use the dramatic attack in St. Petersburg to escalate its already harsh crackdown against what remains of antiwar activism in Russia. Continue reading →
In vicious but mostly static fighting in snowy, artillery-cratered fields and ruined cities, Ukraine rebuffed a Russian offensive over the winter. Now, it is Ukraine’s turn to go on the attack. Continue reading →
Ukraine’s Western allies have sent the country 65 billion euros ($70 billion) in military aid to help thwart Russia’s full-scale invasion, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Monday, and with no peace negotiations on the horizon the alliance is gearing up to send more. Continue reading →
While a judge’s ruling striking down no-copay coverage of certain types of preventive care could be overturned, Massachusetts needn’t rely on the judiciary to protect its residents’ health. Continue reading →
Walsh is siding with hockey players who don’t want to wear Pride-themed jerseys during warm-up sessions on game night. What a whiffed shot — for Walsh and for hockey. Continue reading →
In the interests of our country’s future, and to help deter others from acting like the former president, here’s hoping that the New York indictment is just the first of many. Continue reading →
Jarah Cotton, one of the four students who were forced from their DeWolfe Street suite by officers around 4 a.m., said the ordeal has left them deeply shaken. Continue reading →
After Massachusetts saw a sharp increase in fatal pedestrian crashes in 2022, experts say there are ways the state can improve safety. Continue reading →
The proposal states that the sale of alcohol bottles of 100 milliliters or less “can have detrimental impacts on the health and well-being of Boston residents and neighborhoods.” Continue reading →
After Kutter Crawford allowed three homers, Sox starters have surrendered 10 on the season, the most in baseball so far this season. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Competitive Partnership unveiled a new online survey on Wednesday for companies to assess and improve their supplier diversity efforts with a series of measurable standards. Continue reading →
Yang Bing-yi built Din Tai Fung into a soup-dumpling empire, working with his sons as the restaurant chain expanded overseas. The company now has more than 170 locations in 13 countries, including the United States. Continue reading →
“We’re All In This Together: A Celebration of the Music of Rick Berlin” at Brighton Music Hall will feature Berlin's bands Orchestra Luna, Berlin Airlift, and the Nickel & Dime Band, plus the Nervous Eaters, the Sheila Divine, and Hallelujah the Hills. Continue reading →
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