Rather than scaring tourists away, the sharks have become something of a draw, spawning businesses that provide excursions to see them. Continue reading →
Here are 16 fun, surprising, and slightly bonkers facts we learned about the Barbie inventor and Mattel cofounder at Harvard’s Schlesinger Library. Continue reading →
The Legislature is primed to dramatically expand a tax credit program to spur more market-rate housing in the state’s midsize and smaller cities. Continue reading →
His biggest online salvo so far came two weeks ago, when the campaign shared a now-deleted video that used former President Trump’s previous words of support for gay and transgender people to savage him. Continue reading →
Former president Donald Trump has been informed that he could soon face federal indictment for his efforts to hold onto power after his 2020 election loss, potentially adding to the remarkable array of criminal charges and other legal troubles facing him even as he campaigns to return to the White House. Continue reading →
The restrictions — which penalize migrants who fail to follow the rules — have led to a dramatic drop in unauthorized border crossings. Continue reading →
It was the first time Phoenix had measured 19 days in a row of 110-degree or more temperatures, breaking a record set in 1974. The city was not alone in facing such searing conditions. Continue reading →
An American soldier who crossed into North Korea without authorization Tuesday has been taken into custody by North Korean authorities, according to US officials. Continue reading →
Ukraine said its forces shot down Russian drones and cruise missiles targeting the Black Sea port of Odesa before dawn Tuesday in what Moscow called “retribution” for an attack that damaged a crucial bridge to the Crimean Peninsula. Continue reading →
Tens of thousands of protesters on Tuesday blocked highways and train stations and massed in central Tel Aviv during a day of countrywide demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s contentious judicial overhaul plan. Continue reading →
We urgently need more solar, but so many misguided projects were built despite obvious siting alternatives, including maximizing rooftop solar, building solar canopies in parking lots, and using open space along roadways. Continue reading →
The shooting prompted the Boston Licensing Board on Tuesday to schedule an “informational hearing” for Thursday about the restaurant’s liquor license “to review the character and fitness of the Licensee and manager of record.” Continue reading →
Mayor Michelle Wu hosted a celebration for Boston's 13th annual ADA Day at city hall, a holiday to commemorate the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act in July 1990. Continue reading →
Despite his proclamations that players win games, at his core Bill Belichick subscribes to the ideology that The Program makes the players. Continue reading →
His ideas about the human will were overshadowed in the broader culture by his analysis of a kind of dishonesty that he found worse than lying. Continue reading →
The longtime Harvard professor also sought ways to leverage the studies of science in order to advance peace in hotspots around the globe. Continue reading →
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