As relatives wept, the older brother of a 12-year-old Mattapan boy who was fatally shot in his home was arraigned Friday in Dorchester Municipal Court for allegedly improperly storing the firearm that discharged, killing the child. Continue reading →
The district’s aim in eliminating advanced math in middle school was to reduce disparities between low-income children of color and their more affluent peers. But some argue the decision has had the opposite effect. Continue reading →
The owners of the Colonial Theatre — 110 years old and in "turn-key" condition — hope the right cinephile or patron of the arts will keep the local landmark alive. Continue reading →
The hikes could threaten to push overall increases in health care spending in Massachusetts beyond the 3.6 percent benchmark set by the state for 2024. Continue reading →
The Biden administration announced Friday that it will forgive the student loans of more than 800,000 borrowers, wiping out $39 billion in debt. Continue reading →
Columnist Chad Finn and Red Sox beat writer Peter Abraham weigh in on the biggest issues facing the Boston Red Sox for the second half of the season. Continue reading →
Fair or foul: Chad Finn and Peter Abraham discuss the concern that the MLB pitch clock could take away late-game dramatics of the postseason. Continue reading →
The Biden administration announced Friday that it will forgive the student loans of more than 800,000 borrowers, wiping out $39 billion in debt. Continue reading →
Firework shows throughout France have been canceled this year for fear of a resurgence of the unrest that has just swept France, and for the risk of fire in the face of the extreme heat that is a new fixture of French summers. Continue reading →
The highest-ranking US military officer on Friday encouraged Japan’s commitment to doubling its defense spending over the next five years, calling Tokyo’s controversial push for a stronger military crucial to confront rising threats from North Korea and China. Continue reading →
Although there is no specific accreditation or licensing for anatomic body donation programs in the United States, the majority are run professionally and in good faith with respect for the donors and their loved ones. Continue reading →
Voters deserve to know the verdict of Donald Trump’s criminal trial before the former president appears on the ballot again in 2024. Continue reading →
“My hope is that that my worst day is not being weighed against the two years of work I’ve done on the City Council,” Kendra Lara told the Globe. Continue reading →
An attorney for Paul Mihailides, owner of the Preserve Sporting Club and Residences in Richmond, said the resort plans to file a countersuit against Alison McDaniel. Continue reading →
The All-Star break did nothing to cool off the red-hot Red Sox, who finished with six home runs in all in their sixth straight victory. Bello allowed three runs over six innings to improve to 7-5 with a 3.14 ERA. Continue reading →
Cassell calls the 2008 championship he won in a reserve role for the Celtics “the most fantastic time of my life as a basketball player.” Continue reading →
Brayan Bello, James Paxton, and Kutter Crawford get the ball in Chicago and beyond, and bullpen games are on the schedule for Monday and Tuesday in Oakland. Continue reading →
Evelyn M. Witkin's discovery of the process by which DNA repairs itself opened the door to significant advances in the treatment of cancer and genetic defects. Continue reading →
Evelyn M. Witkin's discovery of the process by which DNA repairs itself opened the door to significant advances in the treatment of cancer and genetic defects. Continue reading →
As children of Irish immigrants, they grew up studying traditional step dance; now their companies join forces for the celebratory ‘Céilí.” Continue reading →
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