The city’s last, best hope is that a relatively new state commission created to address police misconduct will end the saga once and for all. But that’s likely wishful thinking. Continue reading →
“It retraumatizes the person who has already gone through a traumatic event,” said Aimee Bouchard, a managing director at the Children and Family Law Division at the Committee for Public Counsel Services, the state agency that oversees public defenders. Continue reading →
As price growth accelerated again after a yearlong decline, Biden’s approval rating has dropped in recent polls. It demonstrates his challenge to convince voters the economy is improving — a cornerstone of his reelection pitch. Continue reading →
In good times and bad, the Patriots are now the top team in town — dominating sports conversation and emotional fan currency that once went to the local baseball team. Continue reading →
“We need to stop demonizing this issue,” she said at the first Republican debate in Milwaukee last month. “It’s personal for every woman and man. Now it’s been put in the hands of the people. That’s great.” Continue reading →
The Democratic governor said she expects legal challenges but was compelled to act because of recent shootings, including the death of an 11-year-old boy outside a minor league baseball stadium this week. Continue reading →
The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out its latest special edition postage stamps, paying homage to a Hispanic tradition that has evolved over centuries to become a universal symbol of celebration Continue reading →
A rare, powerful earthquake struck Morocco, sending people racing from their beds into the streets and toppling buildings in mountainous villages and ancient cities not built to withstand such force. Continue reading →
The US has sent Ukraine more than $40 billion in security aid, including advanced weapons like HIMARS rockets and Patriot missiles. But the Pentagon relies heavily on little-known arms dealers, who have the connections needed to secure ammunition, much of it lower-quality or Soviet-caliber, from around the world. Continue reading →
The final statement, released a day before the formal close of the summit, highlighted the “human suffering and negative added impacts of the war in Ukraine,” but did not mention Russia's invasion. Continue reading →
All those years ago, my parents had taken me in to Logan Airport to greet the world champion Boston Celtics as they returned from Los Angeles in 1969 with the trophy. Continue reading →
The only reason her qualifications are a topic for discussion is that Biden may still be around for another term and there is a chance that Harris may be elevated to president during his second term. Continue reading →
Boston is home to tens of thousands of college students, with many universities advertising the city as their campus. But many say the night here ends too early — and is too expensive. Continue reading →
Baltimore cracked five home runs and continued their torrid season against the one-time rotation pillar, who has a 13.50 ERA against the American League's No. 1 team. Continue reading →
All year, the potential future ace's sinker and changeup have been outstanding pitches, but he’s lacked a consistent breaking ball as a complement. With a new shape and grip, his slider — often representing a vulnerability — might fit the bill. Continue reading →
Mangosuthu Buthelezi, a Zulu nationalist who positioned himself as Nelson Mandela’s most powerful Black rival in South Africa’s tortuous transformation from a white segregationist society to a multiracial democracy in the 1990s, died Saturday. He was 95. Continue reading →
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