In his first interview since laying off more than half the staff of his Center for Antiracist Research, Dr. Ibram X. Kendi disputed allegations of mismanagement and said his center is not in financial distress. Continue reading →
The one thing companies seem to agree on is that, at least for workers who are able to do their jobs remotely, the traditional workweek of five days in the office could be gone for good. Continue reading →
Even as they see a political opportunity to take on the conservative “parents’ rights” movement, the options for the federal government to engage are limited and themselves politically fraught. Continue reading →
Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as the chairman of Fox Corporation and News Corp. — the business empire he once vowed to leave “feet first” — ending a 70-year career that saw him rise from publisher of a small Australian newspaper to become a driving force in global conservative media and politics. Continue reading →
WATCH: Columnist Tara Sullivan gives her three keys to Mac Jones and the Patriots defeating the Aaron Rodgers-less Jets this Sunday at Metlife Stadium. Watch →
Just hours after McCarthy signaled that he had won over some of the holdouts and was ready to move forward, a handful of Republicans broke with their party to oppose the routine measure that would allow the military appropriations bill to come to the House floor for debate, joining with Democrats to defeat it. Continue reading →
With the votes, the Senate has approved three of President Biden’s military nominees since Wednesday despite Senator Tommy Tuberville’s virtual blockade. Continue reading →
The suspension comes as lawmakers such as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky, and Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California, face calls to step down over age-related health issues. Continue reading →
“If we don’t get the aid, we will lose the war,” Zelensky said in a meeting at the Capitol with dozens of senators, as recounted by Senator Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat and the majority leader. Continue reading →
As the Biden administration struggles to tackle a humanitarian and political crisis at America’s doorstep, it is focusing increasingly on keeping migrants far from the US-Mexico border by establishing migration processing centers in Central and South America. Continue reading →
It’s time for the Catholic Church to discern how it might now formally recognize women like me who are fulfilling vital communal roles that would otherwise go unfulfilled. Continue reading →
In his first interview since laying off more than half the staff of his Center for Antiracist Research, Dr. Ibram X. Kendi disputed allegations of mismanagement and said his center is not in financial distress. Continue reading →
The older brother of 12-year-old Savion Ellis, who was fatally shot inside their Mattapan home, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Suffolk Superior Court to manslaughter and misleading Boston police about the shooting. Continue reading →
Lawyers for Civil Rights sent the letter Thursday on behalf of three pushcart operators who sell Asian-inspired gifts beside Faneuil Hall, known as the Cradle of Liberty. Continue reading →
“I signed up to do a job here, and I know I can do it,” said the shortstop, who has been hamstrung by injuries since signing a big free agent deal in 2022. Continue reading →
With advances in the technology over the past three decades, eye doctors can “make earlier diagnoses than ever before possible,” the Lasker Foundation said. Continue reading →
The vote essentially upheld the Food and Drug Administration’s earlier rulings, with some members calling for new clinical studies to address the safety and dosing concerns. Continue reading →
The closure comes just a few months after employees alleged that Lynch’s restaurants fostered a toxic culture, filled with abuse and addiction behind closed doors. Continue reading →
A Stanford University economist, Victor Fuchs sought to explain why Americans don't live longer, healthier lives despite spending a fortune on health care. Continue reading →
A comic novelist, screenwriter and filmmaker, Robert Klane, had a taste for gleeful vulgarity and wrote the screenplay for “Weekend at Bernie’s,” the 1989 cult film about two young insurance company employees who create the illusion that their murdered boss is still alive. Continue reading →
From its origins as an improv troupe that built performances around prompts from children in the audience, Story Pirates has branched into a PBS show, an an award-winning podcast, and now a national tour that arrives in Medford on Friday. Continue reading →
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