People who meet the high bar for involuntary commitment are offered treatment while hospitalized. But once a patient leaves, there are few checks in place to make sure they are getting whatever additional help they need. Continue reading →
"Generally we wouldn’t necessarily look to militarize a response to homelessness," one advocate said of L. Scott "Catfish" Rice's appointment. "But he’s got a particular skill set in organizing and coordinating [in the] big picture, being able to execute plans." Continue reading →
The most closely watched contests include an Ohio constitutional amendment that would protect access to abortion; Kentucky’s gubernatorial race; and state Legislature races in Virginia. Continue reading →
Gaza lost communications Sunday in its third total outage of the Israel-Hamas war, while Israel’s military said it encircled Gaza City and divided the besieged coastal strip into two. Continue reading →
Workers are nearly finished installing 3 1/2 miles of stainless steel nets — creating what officials call a “suicide deterrent system” — strung on both sides of the bridge, end to end. Continue reading →
On Monday, Trump will be called to the witness stand at his own civil fraud trial in Manhattan, where, under oath and under fire, the former president will try to convince a single skeptical judge that he did not inflate his net worth to defraud banks and insurers. Continue reading →
Gaza lost communications Sunday in its third total outage of the Israel-Hamas war, while Israel’s military said it encircled Gaza City and divided the besieged coastal strip into two. Continue reading →
Igor Girkin wasn't arrested for helping foment Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea and war in eastern Ukraine or for his role in the murder of the 298 passengers and crew aboard Malaysian Airlines Flight 17. It was a social media post in which he accused Putin of weakness. Continue reading →
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said Sunday that criminal proceedings had been initiated over an episode in which Russian missiles struck a group of Ukrainian soldiers at an award ceremony in the south of the country, killing some and leaving others wounded. Continue reading →
I grieve the senseless deaths of both Israeli and Palestinian civilians, and right now I’m grieving the slaughter of Gazan civilians. Continue reading →
Mayor Michelle Wu’s high-profile presence on the campaign trail, knocking on doors and speaking at gatherings organized by her picks for City Council, made clear that she sees the upcoming vote as a referendum of her progressive politics. Continue reading →
The pumpkin carving was a hard-won moment of joy in a city that has faced tremendous loss with an uncertain path forward, after 18 people were murdered in the worst mass shooting in the state’s history. Continue reading →
Attendees gathered at the Brookline Public Library’s Coolidge Corner branch as two other rallies — one in Brookline supporting Israel, another in Braintree supporting Palestinians in Gaza — drew hundreds of protesters. Continue reading →
Close to 10 years later, Dilfer is finally correct in making the call. If the Patriots couldn’t beat the Commanders, who can they beat? Continue reading →
Tense negotiations at the final meeting on a climate-related loss and damages fund — an international fund to help poor countries hit hard by a warming planet — ended Saturday in Abu Dhabi, with participants agreeing that the World Bank would temporarily oversee the fund for the next four years. Continue reading →
A muckraker, David Mitchell's tiny California newspaper challenged the violent drug rehabilitation cult Synanon and, as a result, became one of only a handful of weeklies to win a Pulitzer Prize. Continue reading →
Mr. Colson had a career win-loss record of 563-385 during a 34-year coaching career that included stops at Fresno State, New Mexico, and Pepperdine, beginning at age 24. Continue reading →
The creator inked a series of charming cartoons for French influencer Camille Charrière’s nuptials in December 2021. Nearly two years later, and the internet is still going wild. Continue reading →
On the first of three Boston shows, Dylan was focused and steady, largely interested in only one record – 2020′s “Rough And Rowdy Ways” – and in one mood, a simmering, world-weary grumble. Continue reading →
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