After 2.5 weeks and four surgeries, Ben Dyer was discharged from the hospital. Now recovering at home, he said that while the tragedy in many ways has broken his life in two, it has not broken him. Continue reading →
Federal courts played a pivotal role in stopping, stalling, or forcing rollbacks of several of Donald Trump’s most controversial first-term policies. Federal judges also halted Trump’s legal efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden. Continue reading →
The dispute raises questions about whether the MIAA has gone too far by banning waivers in special cases — and whether that violates its commitment to non-discrimination. Continue reading →
A California man’s family is pleading for his release after they say he was wrongfully arrested in Venezuela and held for ransom just days after President Biden eased crippling oil sanctions on the socialist-run government Continue reading →
Harkening back to the anthrax attacks that killed five people in 2001, the mailings are prompting elections officials already frustrated with ongoing harassment and threats to reach out to local police, fire and health departments for help stocking up on the overdose reversal medication naloxone. Continue reading →
The first planeload of Palestinian children wounded in the Israel-Hamas war raging in the Gaza Strip reached the United Arab Emirates on Saturday, part of a pledged relief effort by the country to aid 1,000 children. Continue reading →
Advertisers are fleeing social media platform X over concerns about their ads showing up next to pro-Nazi content, hate speech on the site in general or billionaire owner Elon Musk’s own posts endorsing an antisemitic conspiracy theory Continue reading →
Officials estimate that about 170 hippos, descended from Escobar’s original herd, now roam Colombia, and the population could grow to 1,000 by 2035, posing a serious threat to the country’s ecosystem. Continue reading →
My disabled son, who rides a manual wheelchair, would benefit greatly from the centers’ help. It is tragically unfortunate that assistance for disabled people is frequently limited to particular medical or developmental conditions. Continue reading →
As a student of Pacey Foster’s last year, I saw firsthand his passion for the subject, and I think many readers would appreciate being able to listen to some of the artists mentioned in the previous article. Continue reading →
In today’s world of publishing, the fate of the unknown fiction writer may be worse than it has ever been. Indeed, publication borders on the impossible. Continue reading →
Authorities on Saturday identified the 33-year-old man they said opened fire and gunned down a security guard inside a state psychiatric hospital lobby Friday afternoon before being killed by a state trooper. Continue reading →
Ullmark, who now guards that same 6-foot-by-4-foot area that Cheevers blocked, wore a modern-day version of Cheevers's stitched-face cage during the morning skate and warm-ups. Continue reading →
A very high draft slot would give the Patriots a shot at a top QB prospect, but there are reasons why the coach wouldn't facilitate that. Continue reading →
Avenging last weekend's overtime loss in Montreal, Trent Frederic scored twice, David Pastrnak added three assists and Boston rolled to victory at TD Garden. Continue reading →
For decades, the ability to have a fluid conversation was considered a benchmark for machine intelligence. That turned out to be misleading. Continue reading →
Daisaku Ikeda is credited in part with reviving Nichiren Buddhism in the modern age, making it more accessible for present-day practitioners by emphasizing a philosophy of goodness, respect for others, and being happy and at peace. Continue reading →
Sally Darr was the exacting chef and owner of La Tulipe, a tiny 1980s-era French bistro in downtown Manhattan renowned for its exquisite yet homey French cooking — and often agonizing delays — both resulting from her infamous perfectionism. Continue reading →
Fifty years ago and 200 miles away, hip-hop was born in the Bronx. But by the early '80s, this city and its rappers were establishing an identity and culture all their own. Continue reading →
Approximately $50 million of the terminal’s cost came from the Biden administration’s infrastructure bill passed in 2021, Massport’s Luciana Burdi said. Did the taxpayers get their money’s worth? Continue reading →
Approximately $50 million of the terminal’s cost came from the Biden administration’s infrastructure bill passed in 2021, Massport’s Luciana Burdi said. Did the taxpayers get their money’s worth? Continue reading →
The quest to preserve a community’s heritage can become a roadblock to building more affordable housing. Can development and caring for our past coexist? Continue reading →
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