College enrollment in the humanities has been falling for years, as families and prospective students opt for majors that lead to higher starting salaries. Continue reading →
If you want to understand the changing landscape of artificial intelligence — and Boston’s place in it — talk to Jeremy Wertheimer, the former Google exec and cofounder of ITA Software. Continue reading →
Hospital leaders say generous exemptions may drive down vaccination rates, but nursing homes, struggling with short staffing, welcome the proposal. Continue reading →
The death toll will likely continue to rise, Governor Josh Green said, and officials expect it will become the state’s deadliest natural disaster since a 1961 tsunami killed 61 people on the Big Island. Continue reading →
If US District Judge Tanya Chutkan agrees with prosecutors’ proposal, the case against the early front-runner for the 2024 Republican presidential primary would open right before the anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021. Continue reading →
The added charges were part of an updated indictment last month that accused him of seeking to delete security footage at his Mar-a-Lago residence and club in Florida. Continue reading →
The travel, including 26 private jet trips and eight helicopter flights, often went unreported by Thomas on his annual financial disclosure filings required of judges, the report said. Continue reading →
Ukrainian authorities ordered a mandatory evacuation nearly 12,000 civilians from 37 towns and villages in the eastern Kharkiv region. Continue reading →
The United States and Iran have reached an agreement to win the freedom of five imprisoned Americans in exchange for several jailed Iranians and eventual access to about $6 billion in Iranian oil revenue, according to several people familiar with the deal. Continue reading →
The four stowaways aboard a cargo ship had no idea where they were when they were met by federal police officers last month at a Brazilian port. Told they had landed in Brazil, they were stunned. Continue reading →
Wealthy families have been far more likely to claim the $50 the state offers to start a college savings account for every baby born or adopted in Massachusetts. Continue reading →
New Hampshire’s top education official Frank Edelblut bemoaned the “overly politicized” response to his recommendation of the unaccredited, conservative nonprofit’s financial literacy course. Continue reading →
The state auditor has launched an investigation of the use of settlements and nondisclosure agreements by state and quasi-governmental agencies, including the Massachusetts Port Authority, according to the auditor and a copy of an engagement letter obtained by the Globe. Continue reading →
Teixeira’s lawyers downplayed the government’s concern about messages Teixeira allegedly sent online supporting a terrorist attack at the World Cup, and his search of government databases for reports of mass shootings. Continue reading →
The illustrious career of the legendary coach will be recognized when he becomes the first from his level to be inducted this weekend. Continue reading →
White, drafted in the second round out of Georgia Tech, finished with a quarterback hit and three tackles and came close to registering a sack. Continue reading →
Jon Gray and his wife are putting money into several of the region’s famed research institutions: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Mass. General Hospital, and MIT. Continue reading →
The Detroit musician never found much of an audience in the United States, but his songs of protest and stark imagery resonated in Australia and South Africa, leading to a late-career resurgence captured in the Oscar-winning documentary “Searching for Sugar Man.” Continue reading →
The psychologist's bestselling 1982 book, “The G Spot: And Other Recent Discoveries About Human Sexuality,” created a tipping point for female sensual autonomy. Continue reading →
Dan Lauria stars with Jodi Long in his own play about a couple who meet regularly on a park bench as they try to remember their connection to each other. Continue reading →
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