The heart surgeon, who abruptly retired in 2019, has 21 malpractice settlements linked to his work at the hospital, including 14 cases in which he was accused of contributing to patients’ deaths. Continue reading →
Atrius acknowledged it had worked to negotiate a deal with Compass prior to its collapse but said it bore no responsibility for the practice's sudden closure. Continue reading →
Boston Globe reporter Katie Johnston explains the use of artificial intelligence in job interviews and a new lawsuit that is challenging the practice. Watch →
Before a crowd of several hundred on the campus of the Des Moines Area Community College, Pence focused on something that many in his party have tried to desperately avoid: Trump’s actions on Jan. 6, 2021. Continue reading →
Shawn Jackson, 18, and his father, Lorenzo Smith, 36, were both killed Tuesday in the gunfire, which sent hundreds fleeing in panic outside the state capital’s Altria Theater after the graduation ceremony for Huguenot High School. Continue reading →
The House remained in a stalemate Wednesday, recessing minutes after the session began, as hard-right Republicans defied GOP leadership and blocked legislation. Continue reading →
When Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France recently made separate but friendly visits to China, it sparked considerable dismay among their fellow leaders in Europe and Washington. Continue reading →
A real estate deal in Jerusalem’s Old City, at the epicenter of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, has sent the historic Armenian community there into a panic as residents search for answers about the feared loss of their homes to a mysterious investor. Continue reading →
Over two grueling days, the prince spoke on the witness stand to accuse Mirror Group Newspapers of intercepting his voicemail messages and using other unlawful means to gather information about everything from his school sports injury and youthful drug use to the ins and outs of a breakup. Continue reading →
We all lose out from the lack of urgency around the many crises our state faces, from the growing costs of child care to the affordable housing crisis to a transit system in desperate need of care. Continue reading →
The community came together Tuesday in Franklin, N.H., in memory of the 35-year-old mother and her 1-year-old daughter who were fatally shot over the weekend. Continue reading →
A three-judge panel of the US First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston listened skeptically Wednesday as an attorney for Harvard argued that an insurance company should be required to cover the university’s legal expenses in another case — even though Harvard did not file a formal claim before the deadline. Continue reading →
Their focus on special teams — which are being de-emphasized by the league — comes at the expense of depth on defense and especially offense. Continue reading →
At the global BIO convention in Boston, Califf defended limiting reimbursements for accelerated approvals of treatments, saying they’re not fully proven. Continue reading →
Theoharides, who served as secretary of energy and environmental affairs under former governor Charlie Baker, fills a vacancy left by the sudden departure of John Judge in October. Continue reading →
An heiress and Los Angeles socialite, Anna Shay became a breakout star of the Netflix reality show “Bling Empire" over three seasons. Continue reading →
A Ghanaian playwright, author, activist, Ama Ata Aidoo was hailed as one of Africa’s leading literary lights as well as one of its most influential feminists. Continue reading →
The bar used the beloved TV series “Cheers,” which was set in Boston, was sold at auction in Dallas over the weekend for $675,000, according to Dallas-based Heritage Auctions. Continue reading →
The pair will look back at episodes, discuss what they were thinking and the minutiae they remember, and host other cast members and guest stars (of which there were very many). Continue reading →
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