Rollins had been the focus of a Justice Department ethics probe that scrutinized her involvement in a July 2022 Democratic fund-raiser and a possible violation of the Hatch Act. Continue reading →
Tatum was drawn to Xavier, who is battling a rare form of cancer, after they met thanks to the staff at Christopher's Haven, a home for young cancer patients and their families. And when Tatum had the chance to give away the historic Game 7 ball, he knew exactly the person who deserved it most. Continue reading →
Massachusetts' new public health commissioner on the many challenges that face him, and his way of handling the accompanying stress. Continue reading →
More than one week after a federal judge rejected a redistricting plan, the 12 sitting councilors are scheduled to meet Wednesday with no clear sign of a consensus emerging. Continue reading →
President Biden has insisted he would not negotiate over raising the debt limit, which he said is Congress’s obligation, but Republicans have balked at an increase without spending cuts and other changes. Continue reading →
Globe reporter Jim Puzzanghera breaks down the fate of a controversial pick of a federal judge, now that Senator Feinstein is back in Washington. Watch →
The latest battle over a widely used abortion drug is set to play out Wednesday before a conservative appeals court in New Orleans that has become the testing ground for some of the most contentious policy fights in the nation. Continue reading →
The senator, who is up for reelection next year and has been flirting with a presidential run of his own, has declared a sort of legislative war against the measure he helped push through Congress. Continue reading →
Drones have exploded over the Kremlin. Russian military aircraft are crashing before they even reach Ukrainian airspace. A Russian mercenary boss is releasing one profanity-laced tirade after another, claiming that corrupt Russian generals who “all reek of expensive perfume” are sending soldiers to their deaths. Continue reading →
Ukrainian air defenses, bolstered by sophisticated Western-supplied systems, thwarted an intense Russian air attack on Kyiv early Tuesday, shooting down all missiles aimed at the capital, officials said. Continue reading →
South Korea has the lowest birthrate in the world, but parents say the government isn’t making it any easier for them to have children when hundreds of public facilities across the country are designated “no-kids zones.” Continue reading →
A plan to allow denser housing along Harvard Street is controversial, but would be an important step to make the town more inclusive while also helping address the state’s housing shortage. Continue reading →
Over and over, I read transcripts in which asylum officers failed to identify a legal basis for asylum, even when the applicants had one. Continue reading →
Trinity students inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement began demanding that their university remove the name of George Berkeley from the biggest library on campus. University officials agree. Continue reading →
The numbers from the Mass. Gaming Commission show the Boston-based company with 50.1 percent of all money wagered online, outpacing the state's other five online operators combined. Continue reading →
For the fourth time in the last five months, median home prices in Greater Boston declined in April, a sign of how sharply the rise in interest rates has spooked potential homebuyers and sellers alike. Continue reading →
"Getting all these country music artists together in one place," said singer-songwriter Maddi Ryan, "it’s kind of turning Lansdowne Street into our own little Broadway in Nashville." Continue reading →
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