Gaining the recognition would allow the small tribe, part of the Wampanoag Nation, to tap into federal funds to help members with food, housing, and wellness programs. Continue reading →
A four-day cease-fire between Israel and Hamas will most likely not begin until Friday at the earliest, Israeli officials said Wednesday night, as negotiators hammered out details of an agreement between Israel and Hamas that would pause the fighting to allow the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners. Continue reading →
WATCH: Some want the University to stop investing its endowment into companies that have ties to weapons manufacturers. Reporter Alexa Gagosz explains why. Watch →
By comparing birth statistics in states before and after the bans passed, researchers estimated that the laws caused around 32,000 annual births. Continue reading →
States and urban areas will be required to set goals to reduce carbon emissions from cars and trucks on their roads under a new federal rule issued Wednesday, part of the Biden administration’s efforts to link tens of billions of dollars in highway funding from the infrastructure law to its environmental priorities. Continue reading →
The vote came less than a week after the use if the controversial chemical herbicide glyphosate in the 27-nation bloc was extended for 10 more years. Continue reading →
The surprise visit followed one of the most violent days yet along Lebanon’s southern border with Israel, where fighting has intensified between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group allied with Hamas. Continue reading →
Care requires the dedicated work of all medical professionals. Instead, we seem to have a group of exhausted people scurrying like factory workers. Continue reading →
Two people accused of operating a high-end brothel ring in Massachusetts and Virginia that catered to a wealthy clientele agreed Wednesday to remain in custody while the case is pending. Continue reading →
Holiday travelers descended on South Station on Wednesday morning, hoping for smooth rides on Thanksgiving Eve to their holiday destinations. Continue reading →
On Wednesday, the 60th anniversary of President Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas, visitors to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum recalled where they were when they heard the news. Continue reading →
Florida coach Paul Maurice was asked the difference between these Bruins and last season's record-setting team. "Probably nothing, in truth," he said. Continue reading →
A late flurry from the visitors made it close at TD Garden, but the Celtics held off Milwaukee in a game they led 10-0, and by double digits for nearly the entire length. Continue reading →
For Kate Stillman, of Stillman's Quality Meats, Thanksgiving planning begins in July, when her farm receives the baby turkeys that will eventually grow into the hundreds of fresh birds that she raises, processes, and butchers every year. Continue reading →
The former Harvard president's arrival on the scene of the OpenAI quagmire offers a chance to look back at some of his most prominent moments on the global stage. Continue reading →
The founder of a former megachurch in Oklahoma, Carlton Pearson was branded a heretic and lost one audience — but gained a new one — after he rejected the idea of hell and supported gay rights. Continue reading →
From early in his career, Mr. Tarnoff developed a reputation as the consummate confidential assistant, guiding high-profile diplomats through high-profile negotiations. Continue reading →
Bakeries and cafes are on overdrive fulfilling orders for festive fall treats. On the day before the holiday, chaos unites customers and chefs. Continue reading →
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