Critics and supporters alike have pored over Rollins’s record, highlighting her successes and missteps, and reexamining warning signs that might have foretold her spectacular fall. Continue reading →
Some people in the real estate world warn now is not the time to overhaul the powerful Boston Planning & Development Agency. The mayor disagrees. Continue reading →
Private jets are among the most polluting forms of transportation on the planet, catering mainly to the wealthy and powerful, and in recent years, their use has soared at airports such as Hanscom Field. Continue reading →
Lehrhaus, a "Jewish tavern and house of learning" in Somerville, connects all comers in a cultural celebration. “No space exists like this in the world." Continue reading →
“Mobile homes are a much bigger part of our affordable housing stock than people know,” said Mark Stapp, who directs Arizona State University's master's degree program in real estate development. “Once it’s gone, a lot of people will have no place to go.” Continue reading →
Curious pieces salvaged from among the tons of marine debris that wash up on the beaches of Texas every year were to be auctioned off, with the proceeds benefiting the Amos Rehabilitation Keep, a rehabilitation center for marine turtles and birds in the reserve. Continue reading →
Agents said her daughter's diagnosis of influenza did not require hospital care, Mabel Alvarez Benedicks said in an emotional phone interview. They knew the girl had a history of heart problems and sickle cell anemia. Continue reading →
Zelensky, US and British officials say, seems to sense that when he shows up in person, he can both break through US resistance to sending more powerful weapons and pressure nations like India and Brazil that have stayed on the sidelines. Continue reading →
Many Africans escaping the conflict in Sudan that erupted with little warning last month faced a long wait — three weeks for some — to get out, and severe challenges on the way, as their governments stuggled to mobilize resources. Continue reading →
The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act was passed by Parliament in 2018 to secure the fundamental rights of transgender Pakistanis. It ensures their access to legal gender recognition, among other rights. Continue reading →
The use of electric shocks at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center in Canton has been controversial for decades. It would be irresponsible for the court to lift the consent agreement without addressing the core question of whether electric shock therapy should remain legal. Continue reading →
Proper exercise of clemency is critical in an imperfect criminal legal system. Governor Healey has the opportunity to modernize and restore clemency by overhauling the present guidelines. Continue reading →
There are too many "bonus years" adults who look at the many inspiring things younger people are doing to save the world and use that as an excuse to sit back and watch. Continue reading →
“You shouldn’t have to demand that the GOP stop extorting American families and yet here we are, less than two weeks from unprecedented catastrophe,” said Representative Katherine Clark, the House Democratic Whip. Continue reading →
Abdi Nor Iftin, the Somali immigrant well known for his 2018 memoir of growing up in a war torn country and resettling in the US, is graduating from Boston College. But for the 37-year-old, his work is not over yet. Continue reading →
The two Jays were no-show, turnover machines in crunch time of the stunning losses to the Heat in Games 1 and 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. Continue reading →
Refsnyder entered Saturday night hitting .354 with four extra-base hits, 12 RBIs, and a .926 OPS in 56 plate appearances against lefthanded pitchers this season. Continue reading →
An architect and environmental health advocate, Robin Guenther designed green, sustainable health care facilities and co-wrote the first guide to building them. Continue reading →
Martin Amis's caustic, erudite, and bleakly comic novels redefined British fiction in the 1980s and ’90s with their sharp appraisal of tabloid culture and consumer excess, and his private life made him tabloid fodder himself. Continue reading →
“This is our Super Bowl,” said Marie Kurzner, who was among a group of friends who brought bejeweling stickers to adorn themselves and fellow fans. Continue reading →
The air-conditioning is cold, the ceilings are high, and the tables are spaced far enough apart to do business in peace. Seafood is the star. Continue reading →
In this Maine seaside town, you can go as high-end or budget-friendly as you please. Just make sure you save time to stop and smell the rose hips. Continue reading →
Some people in the real estate world warn now is not the time to overhaul the powerful Boston Planning & Development Agency. The mayor disagrees. Continue reading →
Lessons from a sewer pipe leak: Cultivate relationships with trusted tradespeople, particularly a plumber, before an emergency occurs. Continue reading →
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