Frustration is rife among families, school leaders, and education watchdogs, who say they were blindsided by the city’s ambitious proposal to overhaul the Madison Park and O’Bryant high schools. Continue reading →
As Trump campaigns in the shadow of three criminal cases, he is mixing his campaign and legal defense in a way that is wholly unprecedented. Continue reading →
The plaintiffs, represented by a conservative national law firm, say that a state program to help women and people of color recover from the pandemic violates their constitutional rights. Continue reading →
As pressure to look young and fit escalates, I’ve got workout FOMO — even as I’m doing wall squats, I worry I should be using my limited time to do a different exercise. Continue reading →
Criminal hackers have dumped online sensitive student data, including medical records, psychiatric evaluations, and even sexual assault reports. Continue reading →
Last year's Supreme Court decision in a New York case changed a test lower courts had used for evaluating challenges to gun laws, threatening to upend firearms restrictions across the country. Continue reading →
In defending the regulation, a key part of President Biden’s broader effort to address gun violence, administration officials said such weapons had soared in popularity in recent years, particularly among criminals barred from buying ordinary guns. Continue reading →
The leaders of eight countries that are home to the Amazon River basin agreed on Tuesday to work together to conserve the world’s largest rainforest at a groundbreaking meeting convened by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil. Continue reading →
The new military leaders of Niger have rebuffed diplomatic efforts by the United States, the United Nations, and regional groups to resolve a crisis sparked by a coup in the West African nation, dimming hopes that civilian rule will be restored soon. Continue reading →
Russian warships patrol the surface of the Black Sea, launching missiles at Ukrainian towns while creating a de facto blockade, threatening any vessel that might try to breach it. Continue reading →
Please weigh in. In an effort to promote a broader discussion during a summer that has brought the matter to everyone’s attention, I’ll feature some of your comments in a follow-up column. Continue reading →
The lawsuit seeks to expose the white nationalist organization to the kind of financial penalties imposed on organizers of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Va., through civil litigation. Continue reading →
Such a declaration opens a path toward seeking federal aid. It also enables the governor to call up the National Guard more quickly. Continue reading →
In regards to Thursday's preseason opener, Bill Belichick said, “The players who are least experienced will get the most playing time, I can tell you that." Continue reading →
The plaintiffs, represented by a conservative national law firm, say that a state program to help women and people of color recover from the pandemic violates their constitutional rights. Continue reading →
If they existed, the residents of the Blue Hills Reservation in Dedham and Milton and the Boston Harbor islands would qualify for $75 per month. Continue reading →
He was 17-14 for the Bruins in the playoffs, winning 10 times in the run to the 1974 Stanley Cup Final. He remains sixth in franchise history in playoff wins. Continue reading →
He was 17-14 for the Bruins in the playoffs, winning 10 times in the run to the 1974 Stanley Cup Final. He remains sixth in franchise history in playoff wins. Continue reading →
There is no shortage of fame tied to tequila brands. Just don't try to talk to any of the big names. Instead, sip and judge for yourself. Here are some of our favorites. Continue reading →
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