“I truly believe that TJ died at the scene and Makhi said, ‘I’m not going to let you go by yourself,’” said Terry Boston Sr., referring to his sons. “That’s the relationship they had.” Continue reading →
Swimming in contaminated water can cause gastrointestinal problems, such as diarrhea and vomiting, ear and eye infections, respiratory illnesses, and skin rashes. Continue reading →
WATCH: Business columnist Shirley Leung introduces the new podcast ‘Say More,’ featuring interviews with Massachusetts’ most prominent thinkers and innovators. Watch →
The House on Thursday overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration for the next half-decade, moving at a time of growing dysfunction and disruption in the system to make a number of changes that affect passengers. Continue reading →
More than three years after the start of the pandemic, the country is on track to record one of its largest — if not the largest — annual declines in homicides, according to a report released Thursday. Continue reading →
When it comes to the topic dominating the presidential race this week, Biden and his top allies are treating Trump’s legal troubles like Voldemort — avoiding, at all costs, any mention of the indictments that must not be named. Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday vowed to press ahead with his contentious judicial overhaul, despite unprecedented mass protests at home, growing defections by military reservists, and appeals from the US president to put the plan on hold. Continue reading →
Russia pounded Ukraine’s southern cities with drones and missiles for a third-consecutive night Thursday, keeping Odesa in the Kremlin’s crosshairs after a bitter dispute over the end of a wartime deal that allowed Ukraine to send grain through the key Black Sea port. Continue reading →
Police clashed with demonstrators Thursday on the second of three days of planned nationwide protests against soaring food and fuel prices and steep tax hikes. Two people were killed Thursday, according to local news media, in protests in Kisumu, a western city and opposition stronghold. Continue reading →
Universities founded centuries ago are the ones poised to tackle problems far enough removed from the market demands and day-to-day profit margins that drive industry’s shareholders. Continue reading →
Since Hanson was killed Saturday in her Newton home, allegedly by her husband, those close to her have come together to mourn her and offer support for her sons. Continue reading →
Olivia Knighton, 11, died from injuries she suffered in a boating accident in South Carolina on Wednesday, according to officials and her family. Continue reading →
If the Vietnamese somehow manage to beat the two-time defending champions, it will be the biggest upset in soccer history, and perhaps in any sport. Continue reading →
For many in the progressive neighborhood, the brewery will forever be associated with the legal action it took against the affordable housing development being built next door — but the owners say that isn’t why it’s closing. Continue reading →
The MCCA came under fire in March following Boston Globe coverage showing the lack of a full-time diversity officer and people of color in top positions on the nearly 400-person staff. Continue reading →
The walkout by film writers and actors in Hollywood is the first major strike in which artificial intelligence has become a bargaining issue. Continue reading →
A Chelsea High School sports star, Lew Perkins played basketball at the University of Iowa before serving as the athletic director at several universities and taking on an influential role within the NCAA. Continue reading →
There’s not a wasted word or a false note in this taut, tightly focused two-hander by playwright Mike Lew, which was inspired by his own experiences. Continue reading →
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