Jane Richards's brother was the youngest victim of the 2013 Boston Marathon tragedy. She's never spoken about what she experienced on Boylston Street on that day — until now. Some of what happened is seared into her. Other memories have faded. Continue reading →
The investigation left an important legacy, identifying numerous failings in the nation’s counter-terrorism efforts that, had they been corrected earlier, might have made it possible to stop the bombing and following rampage that ultimately killed five people and injured nearly 300. Continue reading →
It's playoff time. Need a primer on what to expect from the Celtics as they take on the Hawks in the first round? Adam Himmelsbach weighs in. Continue reading →
Jack Teixeira is a low-level technology staffer who worked in an intelligence unit and was stationed at Otis Air National Guard Base, part of the Joint Base Cape Cod complex, according to reports. Continue reading →
Less than a year after the Supreme Court declared it was ceding the matter of abortion to elected officials, the justices are poised to consider whether the most common method of ending pregnancies can be sharply curtailed, even in states where abortion remains legal. Continue reading →
Minneapolis agreed Thursday to pay nearly $9 million to settle lawsuits filed by two people who said former police officer Derek Chauvin pressed his knee into their necks years before he used the same move to kill George Floyd. Continue reading →
The Biden administration is proposing new rules that would allow immigrants covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to qualify for health insurance through Medicaid and Affordable Care Act marketplaces, the White House announced Thursday. Continue reading →
Better training on how to navigate the complex federal grant-making process is something environmental justice organizations have been demanding since the beginning of the Biden administration. Continue reading →
The depth of the infighting inside the Russian government appears broader and deeper than previously understood, judging from a newly discovered cache of classified intelligence documents that has been leaked online. Continue reading →
Ukraine’s foreign minister said Thursday his country won’t budge from its demand that Russia withdraw its forces from Crimea, as well as from other parts of Ukraine that Moscow illegally annexed more recently, for the war to end. Continue reading →
According to French authorities, protests on Thursday attracted about 380,000 people, although labor unions said that the number was 1 million to 1.5 million. Both the authorities and the unions had estimated that turnout at demonstrations last week was higher. Continue reading →
The new Council on Academic Freedom at Harvard is devoted to free inquiry, intellectual diversity, and civil discourse. Leaders are diverse in politics, demographics, disciplines, and opinions, but united in their concern for academic freedom. Continue reading →
In a letter sent to rising seventh-grade families this week, BPS said it discovered there was a miscalculation in the grade point averages to determine eligibility for the prospective students. Continue reading →
The Bruins captain and other veterans were in the lineup for the regular-season finale, though Linus Ullmark and David Krejci sat out. Continue reading →
Tampa Bay erupted for seven runs in the fifth inning en route to a four-game sweep and equaled the best start in major league history. Continue reading →
The affluent suburb this week became the first Eastern Massachusetts community to approve new zoning required of towns served by the MBTA, easing the way to build more than 1,200 new units of denser housing. Continue reading →
A congressional delegation will urge the Navy to send ship repair work to South Boston drydock, arguing that keeping it open is worth the higher cost. Continue reading →
Venture capital financing activity for startups in Massachusetts fell to the lowest level in seven years, as the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank added another drag on the innovation economy. Continue reading →
Mr. Artzt “had the foresight and competitive spirit to position P&G for success, and he led with conviction and courage,” current CEO Jon Moeller said in a statement. Continue reading →
Mr. Artzt “had the foresight and competitive spirit to position P&G for success, and he led with conviction and courage,” current CEO Jon Moeller said in a statement. Continue reading →
Alas, there’s not a lot to distinguish this particular version of the spouse-gone-missing tale, except, perhaps, for some acting by Jennifer Garner that elevates her character. Continue reading →
On tap: a marathon of Beethoven piano concertos, a multisensory music fest, a symphonic celebration of Wayne Shorter, and much more. Continue reading →
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