Residents convinced their town to close the road for three weeks at the height of foliage season to prevent social media-inspired tourists from clogging it. Continue reading →
The delays have morphed into one of the biggest flashpoints between the state and Boston Public Schools over the pace of district improvement efforts. Continue reading →
The top law enforcement officer in Strafford County, N.H., Mark Brave, told voters he had earned a master’s degree in forensic psychology — but a Globe investigation found that was among multiple inaccuracies on his resume. Continue reading →
The president of the United Auto Workers on Sunday rejected a public offer by Jeep parent company Stellantis to boost pay 21 percent over four years, pushing a historic, coordinated strike against the nation's three biggest carmakers into a third day. Continue reading →
His decision, announced on Fox News, was a bid to pressure far-right members to drop their insistence on steeper spending cuts or risk political heat for blocking the Pentagon funding bill. Continue reading →
Their ire was sharply directed at President Biden, who is expected to arrive in New York on Sunday night for several fund-raisers this week and to speak before the United Nations General Assembly session that begins Tuesday. Continue reading →
New congressional maps would have to include more districts in Alabama and potentially other states where Black voters would have a better chance of electing someone of their choice, a decision widely seen as benefiting Democrats. Continue reading →
Ukraine’s military said Sunday it had retaken the small village of Klishchiivka, the second settlement to come back under Kyiv’s control in three days and the most significant recent advance in its hard-fought counteroffensive to drive Russian forces from the country’s east. Continue reading →
A United Nations committee voted Sunday to list prehistoric ruins near the ancient West Bank city of Jericho as a World Heritage Site in Palestine, a decision that angered Israel, which controls the territory and does not recognize a Palestinian state. Continue reading →
The president of Finland, Sauli Niinisto, is the person considered most responsible for bringing his country into the NATO alliance — and Sweden, too, which is awaiting ratification — following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. President Biden has consulted him about Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, whom Niinisto has met numerous times. Continue reading →
Yes, it is a critical first step to getting more people out of their cars and onto bikes. But government, business, and civic groups can do more to encourage cycling. Continue reading →
The Patriots looked as if they could drive for the tying TD, but came up inches short on an impromptu lateral to guard Cole Strange. Continue reading →
Another slow start. The offense was dull. The offensive line had too many miscues. The quarterback couldn’t generate any big plays down the field. They turned the ball over. And they couldn’t make enough plays in crunch time. Continue reading →
The president of the United Auto Workers on Sunday rejected a public offer by Jeep parent company Stellantis to boost pay 21 percent over four years, pushing a historic, coordinated strike against the nation's three biggest carmakers into a third day. Continue reading →
State Street Corp. will eventually occupy 27 floors across the 43-story, 1 million-square-foot skyscraper, and law firm K&L Gates and software company InterSystems will also call the tower home. Continue reading →
“I have been one of the lucky ones. I survived,” Dr. Bussgang wrote in a memoir, in which he included a list of relatives who were killed in the Holocaust. Continue reading →
“I have been one of the lucky ones. I survived,” Dr. Bussgang wrote in a memoir, in which he included a list of relatives who were killed in the Holocaust. Continue reading →
If Peter Gabriel’s sold-out TD Garden show on Thursday were someone’s first concert, they might walk out with a number of misconceptions about how these things are done. Continue reading →
Helmed by a mostly Asian American creative team, BLO’s inventive new production begins in San Francisco’s glittering Chinatown circa 1941. Continue reading →
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