“We rise today in unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian resistance in all of its forms,” the group, Brandeis Students for Justice in Palestine, wrote on Instagram on Oct. 9, two days after Hamas fighters stormed into Israel, killing more than 1,100 civilians. Continue reading →
The backlog of projects that are permitted but haven’t yet started work are complicating efforts to address the region’s housing shortage and to build office space better suited for the post-lockdown world. Continue reading →
As the micro-mobility movement gains popularity, the sidewalks have become a free-for-all with powered bikes, electric scooters, and those one-wheeled things. But where are people supposed to go? Continue reading →
National groups on both sides of the debate poured money into Ohio in recent weeks, delivering a frenzy of ads and canvassers, arguments and misinformation. Continue reading →
WATCH: Bay Staters generate tons of plastic waste every year. And as reporter Sabrina Shankman found out, lawmakers are considering state-wide restrictions. Watch →
National groups on both sides of the debate poured money into Ohio in recent weeks, delivering a frenzy of ads and canvassers, arguments and misinformation. Continue reading →
Conservative justices seemed prepared to accept that a judicial finding of dangerousness in the context of domestic violence proceedings was sufficient to support a federal law making it a crime for people subject to such orders to possess guns Continue reading →
During a tense closed-door interview that lasted several hours, David Weiss, pushed back against Republican allegations that he brokered a sweetheart deal for Hunter Biden under pressure from the White House. Continue reading →
The Treaty of Conventional Armed Forces in Europe is aimed at preventing Cold War rivals from massing forces at or near their mutual borders. Continue reading →
In the tradition-steeped speech, the king outlined the government’s other priorities, displaying the deadpan political neutrality for which his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, was famous. Continue reading →
The push into Gaza City guarantees that the already staggering death toll will rise further, while comments from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about controlling Gaza’s security for “an indefinite period” pointed to the uncertain endgame of a war that Israel says will be long and difficult. Continue reading →
As a legal matter, it’s not even close, says Andrea Campbell: The state auditor can’t audit a different branch of government without its agreement. Continue reading →
The results of the audit represented a partial vindication for Ibram Kendi, who faced criticism of his management as well as unfounded accusations of financial malfeasance in the weeks after he laid off more than half of his center’s staff. Continue reading →
Massachusetts House leaders on Tuesday unveiled a proposal that would delay Governor Maura Healey’s plan to limit the number of families in the state’s emergency shelter system if officials don’t quickly stand up an overflow site. Continue reading →
"It’s a good opportunity to figure out what we did well and what we can do to get better," the coach said of Boston's loss at Minnesota on Monday. Continue reading →
Ms. Marcus, a late-blooming photographer whose evocative black-and-white portraits of literary figures and film and television personalities graced book jackets and magazine covers for decades, died Oct. 1 at her home in Manhattan. Continue reading →
A Czech-born conductor, Zdenek Macal drew a distinctively rich and full sound from orchestras in several countries, including the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, where his tenure is regarded by musicians and administrators as something of a golden age. Continue reading →
The author of ‘Just East of Nowhere’ talks to us about Maine as a character, the perils of living in a tight-knit community, and what it’s like to make the switch from columnist to novelist. Continue reading →
As a solo artist and as the lead singer of Aventura, Santos’s career spans more than two decades, and on Monday he whirled through his discography with charm and verve. Continue reading →
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