Some species experienced more than 50 percent losses since 1980, according to researchers from the United States and Canada who analyzed nearly four decades of observations. Continue reading →
Rachael Rollins's greatest legal exposure, experts and attorneys say, could lie with Massachusetts’ own bar, which they say has wide leeway to pursue an investigation and potential sanctions up to revoking her law license after two government investigations found she repeatedly committed ethical breaches as US attorney. Continue reading →
The path that led to Rollins’s nomination, confirmation, and resignation in disgrace is complicated, with unresolved questions about what was ignored or missed. Continue reading →
The boyfriend of the boy's mother pleaded not guilty to one count of murder in a case that led to a reexamination of how the Department of Children and Families monitors distressed families. Continue reading →
Host of “Inside the NBA,” Kenny Smith breaks down the Celtics’ collapse in the Game 1 matchup against the Miami Heat of the Eastern Conference Finals. Watch →
But between July 2021 and July 2022, all but six had improved their trajectory, either by resuming growth, increasing growth, or slowing their decline, the bureau’s latest Vintage 2022 population estimates show. Continue reading →
The FBI has revoked the security clearances of three agents who either took part in the riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, or later expressed views about it that placed into question their “allegiance to the United States.” Continue reading →
Russia fired 30 cruise missiles against different parts of Ukraine early Thursday in the latest nighttime test of Ukrainian air defenses, which shot down 29 of them, officials said. Continue reading →
Leaders of the world’s most powerful democracies gathered Thursday for Group of Seven meetings in Hiroshima, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine high on the agenda for a summit convened in the shadow of the world’s first atomic bomb attack. Continue reading →
Thousands of Israelis marched through Jerusalem on Thursday to celebrate Israel’s capture of east Jerusalem in 1967, a contentious annual event, known as Jerusalem Day, that regularly stirs tensions with Palestinians, who see it as a provocation. Continue reading →
Fiery, outspoken, and contentious in her lifetime, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was a prototypical feminist and indefatigable fighter for justice. Some disagree with her politics, yet her historical importance cannot be denied. Continue reading →
As the appointed US attorney for Massachusetts, Rollins was handed the perfect opportunity to burnish a resume that would allow her to eventually seek higher political office. Continue reading →
Jimmy, the symbol of the Jimmy Fund, is marking an anniversary this year — 75 years at the old, beloved ballyard on Lansdowne Street. Continue reading →
Senate Republicans responded to the bill’s defeat by accusing Democrats of undermining “the very fabric of society” and calling on Governor Chris Sununu to issue an executive order on parental rights. Continue reading →
The former Red Sox shortstop gave the Globe an exclusive interview before playing against his former team for the first time Friday night. Continue reading →
Local businesses in Foxborough are going all-out for the Eras Tour, which is expected to bring an "unprecedented" boost to the regional economy. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is one of nearly two dozen states that are moving quickly to snuff out possible AI abuses before the technology becomes embedded into nearly every facet of daily life. Continue reading →
Gen. Gary Prado Salmón, who as a Bolivian army captain led the operation that captured Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara, a critical ally of Fidel Castro’s in the Cuban revolution, in 1967, died May 6 in a hospital in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. He was 84. Continue reading →
Fans hoping to take advantage of a last-minute market correction as showtime nears are likely destined for disappointment. It’s rare to find a ticket for less than $1,000 on resellers' sites, and most are priced much higher. Continue reading →
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