From hotels and restaurants to the ferries and beaches, some venues have reported lower numbers, but sales and foot traffic remain high overall. Continue reading →
Between Trump fatigue, Biden ambivalence, and strong distaste for the candidate on the other side, there is a stalemate, one that's exemplified by a bellwether county in Wisconsin. Continue reading →
The imposing 25-foot granite statue of Hannah Duston was erected in Boscawen in 1874, on the site where she became a folk hero for a daring escape from Native American captors nearly 200 years before. Continue reading →
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday that he was replacing his minister of defense, the biggest shake-up in the leadership of Ukraine’s war effort since Russia’s full-scale invasion began, citing the need for “new approaches” after more than 18 months of conflict. Continue reading →
Worsening conditions could delay people leaving the event, which ends Monday and in normal conditions causes a lengthy traffic backup. Continue reading →
The unexpected deficit surge, which comes amid signs of strong growth in the economy overall, is likely to shape a fierce debate on Capitol Hill about the nation’s fiscal policies. Continue reading →
Sunset along the Kakhovka Reservoir in central Ukraine, especially in summer, used to be gorgeous: Kids played in the shallow water near the shore, men fished and young couples walked under the pine trees as the last traces of sunlight reflected off the water. Continue reading →
Faced with a housing crisis and an influx of migrants, the state is only able to meet its right-to-shelter requirements thanks to its partnership with dedicated shelter operators. Continue reading →
The statue of Mary Dyer commemorates a heroic woman, a martyr for religious freedom. It also reminds us of the intolerance of the Puritan founders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Continue reading →
Superintendent Michael P. Thomas said soaring costs in areas like out-of-district student placements, transportation, and staffing forced him to overspend this year’s $229 million schools budget. Continue reading →
A Middlesex Superior Court jury awarded Robin Nelson-Bailey, 47, of Framingham, $2.46 million following a seven-day trial, including $310,000 in wages, $650,000 in emotional distress, and $1.5 million in punitive damages, according to court documents. Continue reading →
Repetitive hits to the head can cause issues later in life, and all levels of the sport are adapting better protocols to keep players healthy. Continue reading →
The win was No. 120 of Sale's career and the Royals made him work for it in the heat. Masataka Yoshida and Adam Duvall powered the Red Sox offense with home runs. Continue reading →
From hotels and restaurants to the ferries and beaches, some venues have reported lower numbers, but sales and foot traffic remain high overall. Continue reading →
From hotels and restaurants to the ferries and beaches, some venues have reported lower numbers, but sales and foot traffic remain high overall. Continue reading →
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