Hundreds of Israeli employees at Mass. life science companies are coping with the trauma of the atrocities and war raging in the Middle East while having to navigate work and responsibilities here. Continue reading →
Interviews with two dozen students from historically Black colleges and universities in Atlanta show they recognize their powerful role in the electorate. Continue reading →
Six days of Israeli airstrikes have left more than 300,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip homeless, with 2 million residents facing critical shortages of food, water, and fuel, while Israeli troops prepared Thursday for a possible ground invasion after Hamas’ deadly assault last weekend. Continue reading →
WATCH: Whether you prefer almond, soy, or oat – can you really call it milk? STAT reporter Nicholas Florko explains the fight churning over the name. Watch →
Next steps are uncertain as the House is essentially closed while the Republican majority tries to elect a speaker after ousting Kevin McCarthy from the job. Continue reading →
A day after being narrowly nominated for speaker during a closed-door secret-ballot contest among House Republicans, Scalise, their No. 2 leader, remained far from the 217 votes needed to be elected on the House floor. Continue reading →
Romanian authorities said Thursday they found a crater from a suspected drone that may have exploded on impact on its territory near the border with Ukraine, reviving concerns about possible spillover of Russia’s war in Ukraine onto a NATO member country. Continue reading →
While revealing new details about one of the most famed CIA operations of all times, the intelligence agency, for the first time, has acknowledged something else as well. Continue reading →
Blinken stood beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who offered his gratitude to Blinken and the American public for its "incredible support for Israel in our war against the barbarians of Hamas." Continue reading →
In a state where residents once loved to talk presidential politics, it’s hard to get a full name in voter interviews because of fears of retaliation about their views on Donald Trump. Continue reading →
In normal times, the ability of a single senator to hold up a military promotion or presidential nomination is a recipe for gridlock. At a moment of international turmoil, it undermines America’s international standing. Continue reading →
Despite a last-hour push to coax Democrats to switch parties for the state’s first-in-the-nation primary, fewer than 4,000 ultimately left the party before a Friday deadline, new data show. Continue reading →
Wafaa Abuzayda and Abood Okal brought their 1-year-old son, Yousef, to visit family in both the West Bank and Gaza and were scheduled to return to Massachusetts on Friday. She said they have been trying to escape since the violence broke out last Saturday but have made no progress and are staying at their family’s home in Jabaliya. Continue reading →
Universities were engulfed by controversy this week over how their leaders responded to Hamas’s Saturday attack on Israeli civilians. Brandeis was an exception. Continue reading →
Duran, who led the Red Sox with a .295 average, viewed 2023 as a year of massive progress not so much for what occurred on the field, but in how he processed it. Continue reading →
Hundreds of Israeli employees at Mass. life science companies are coping with the trauma of the atrocities and war raging in the Middle East while having to navigate work and responsibilities here. Continue reading →
Karuna, which began clinical trials of a first-of-its-kind schizophrenia drug called KarXT in 2016, has grown rapidly from about 20 employees in 2020 to more than 300 today. Continue reading →
Mr. Isley began singing in church with brothers Ronald and O'Kelly and was still in his teens when they broke through in the late 1950s with “Shout.” Continue reading →
They wore DIY Swift-themed apparel and rocked Swift-themed Croc Jibbitz to a sold-out early-access premiere of “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,” which was initially scheduled to release Friday. By Friday, it’ll be showing in 90 countries. Continue reading →
In advance of her Sunday event, the Springfield-born, Oscar-winning costume designer talked about "Black Panther," Blaxploitation, Spike Lee, and her creative process. Continue reading →
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