The shooter was involuntarily committed to a mental hospital in New York this summer after exhibiting erratic behavior during military training. Continue reading →
Nearly three dozen people have moved out of the crime-ridden area since early Monday, as outreach workers ramp up efforts to clear it out. Continue reading →
Twenty-one states have lawsthat allow police or loved ones to seek a judicial order temporarily barring someone from possessing firearms if they demonstrate they’re a danger to themselves or others. Not Maine. Continue reading →
In a letter to Mayor Michelle Wu and Superintendent Mary Skipper, the resigning task force members said the district’s plan to integrate English learners into general education classrooms will lead to worse outcomes. Continue reading →
A growing number of recreational users of psilocybin mushrooms in New England are attempting to turn their passion for the fungi into a broader movement, while campaigning for local measures that would legalize the use and cultivation of the plants. Continue reading →
The decision comes at a perilous time for the offshore wind industry, with developers struggling with soaring costs, rising interest rates, supply chain delays, and bursts of local opposition. Continue reading →
The growth demonstrates home schooling's arrival as a mainstay of the American educational system, with its impact only beginning to be felt. Continue reading →
"We assess that the actions of Hamas and its allies will serve as an inspiration the likes of which we haven't seen since ISIS launched its so-called caliphate years ago," said Christopher Wray, the FBI director. Continue reading →
Speaking at a state banquet on Tuesday, Charles hewed closely to the British government line, saying he felt "the greatest sorrow and the deepest regret" for the wrongdoings of the past. He steered clear of any language that might open a broader conversation about reparations. Continue reading →
In keenly awaited testimony to the country’s public inquiry into the COVID-19 pandemic, Dominic Cummings was withering about many of the people dealing with the situation, including his former boss, describing a culture of toxic relations and lack of trust — but denied that he had broken any rules. Continue reading →
Yemen’s Houthi rebels for the first time Tuesday claimed missile and drone attacks targeting Israel, drawing their main sponsor Iran closer into the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip and further raising the risks of a regional conflict erupting. Continue reading →
Governor Maura Healey’s newly released framework signals the Democrat’s willingness to not only wield clemency earlier and more often than her predecessors but consider a variety of different circumstances in doing so. Continue reading →
Texas starter Andrew Heaney went five innings and left with a 10-1 lead. But in another sign of how poor pitching has become, the Rangers needed six relievers to finish the game. Continue reading →
City Realty Group last week said it has acquired a nine-story Leather District office building for $11 million, little more than half what the property last sold for in 2015. Continue reading →
The treatment is administered with a single infusion and was created by Boston-based Vertex Pharmaceuticals and CRISPR Therapeutics, which has most of its employees in Mass. Continue reading →
A longtime editor at House & Garden, Louis Oliver Gropp eventually rose to be its editor-in-chief and also led Elle Décor and House Beautiful. Continue reading →
The pioneering scientist from Bangladesh pushed to get the world to understand, pay for, and adapt to worsening warming impacts on poorer nations. Continue reading →
Mr. Irwin identified his goal — and the underlying goal of modern art generally — as awakening viewers’ powers of observation and concentration so that they become active participants in the experience. Continue reading →
A spokesperson for the Manhattan DA’s office confirmed the two fragments are part of a wide-ranging criminal investigation into an antiquities smuggling ring. Continue reading →
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