Braintree town officials are set to present a state-mandated rezoning plan for the first time in late November, just one month before it must be approved and sent to the state. Continue reading →
In a letter to state Auditor Diana DiZoglio, Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office said that DiZoglio's predecessors “have made the same determination” that it did — that the auditor does not have the legal authority to audit the Legislature without its consent. Continue reading →
The White House has been walking an increasingly narrow path between unambiguous support for Israel and international and domestic concern over civilian casualties in Gaza. Continue reading →
WATCH: Patriots reporter Christopher Price explains the Patriots' lack of moves at the trade deadline & forecasts if Josh McDaniels will return to Foxborough. Continue reading →
WATCH: The team let him go. Then, he made World Series history. Do fans have the right to be frustrated? Reporters Alex Speier and Adam Himmelsbach weigh in. Continue reading →
Donald Trump’s legal team on Friday repeatedly attacked a law clerk during the former president’s civil fraud trial, overshadowing Eric Trump’s second day on the witness stand and prompting the judge to ban the lawyers from making public statements about his private communications with his staff. Continue reading →
President Joe Biden hosted officials from 11 countries in the Western Hemisphere on Friday for a meeting intended to address the historic flow of migrants in the region by bolstering the economies of Mexico, Ecuador, Panama and other countries. Continue reading →
Ventura compares Trump to Charles Manson and looks back "shamefully" on how his upset victory in 1998 served as a catalyst for Trump’s win. Continue reading →
Ukraine’s air forces said Russia had used some 40 kamikaze drones and a cruise missile, adding that they had shot down the missile and more than half of the drones. Their account could not be independently verified. Continue reading →
Schools closed in New Delhi on Friday, while some diesel-burning vehicles were ordered off the roads and much of the city’s incessant construction was halted, as authorities tried to mitigate the effects of a thick haze of pollution that has descended on India’s capital, a calamity that has come to be an annual blight. Continue reading →
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, told his followers Friday that the group’s battles with Israel along its northern border had tied up Israeli forces, giving a boost to Hamas in its fight with Israel in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
Helen Medina left a behavioral care clinic last month and wasn’t seen again for two weeks, her case falling between the cracks of bureaucratic police work, leaving her family desperately worried. Continue reading →
Maine Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Mark Flomenbaum said the severity of the gunman's head injury from the gunshot wound and the resulting blood loss made it difficult to determine when he died. Continue reading →
The international fugitive charged with killing Margaret Mbitu, whose body was found Wednesday in a car in a parking garage at Logan Airport, allegedly stabbed and slashed her to death before flying to Kenya, according to legal filings. Continue reading →
As a rapt audience fought back tears, a survivor of the attack on an Israeli music festival by Hamas terrorists last month recounted the horror of the massacre at Harvard Hillel on Thursday. Continue reading →
The soon-to-be 39 year old had a $13.4 million player option for 2024 with a $6.7 million buyout, numbers he should easily better on the open market given his strong 2023. Continue reading →
While the most important roster decisions will center around Gustavo Bou and Tomas Chancalay, the Revolution need a permanent replacement for Bruce Arena. Continue reading →
Employers added 150,000 jobs in October on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Labor Department reported Friday, a number that fell short of economists’ forecasts. Continue reading →
Alameda Research Chief Executive Officer Caroline Ellison, FTX co-founder Gary Wang, and FTX engineering chief Nishad Singh were the star witnesses at Bankman-Fried’s trial. Continue reading →
Mallwitz is the chief conductor and artistic director of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, the first woman to head one of Berlin’s major orchestras. Continue reading →
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