Elizabeth Price and her husband, Ali Awartani, have been bolstered by their son Hisham’s resilience, and his determination to stay strong for other Palestinians. Continue reading →
Running for president as a political neophyte, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign has been financed by millions in donations from a motley group of supporters that include a sizable group who share Kennedy’s vaccine skepticism. Continue reading →
The proposed ordinance, which would follow similar measures implemented in other communities, would require residents to end their use by March 2025 and businesses to end their use a year after that. Continue reading →
The deal would pour $250 million into the struggling emergency shelter system and mandate that the state create overflow sites for families with nowhere else to go. Continue reading →
Officials obtained Hamas’ battle plan for the Oct. 7 terrorist attack more than a year before it happened, documents, emails, and interviews show. Continue reading →
The Biden administration is proposing new restrictions that would require the removal of virtually all lead water pipes across the country in an effort to prevent another public health catastrophe like the one that came to define Flint, Mich. Continue reading →
As its population ages, the United States is ill-prepared to adequately house and care for the growing number of older people, concludes a new report released Thursday. Continue reading →
This year is “virtually certain” to be the hottest year in recorded history, the World Meteorological Organization announced Thursday at COP28, the United Nations climate summit in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, where delegates from nearly 200 countries, including many heads of state and government, have gathered. Continue reading →
For all the early momentum, there are doubts about whether the event can carry on smoothly, particularly as countries confront even more divisive issues. Continue reading →
Russia’s Supreme Court on Thursday declared the international gay rights movement an “extremist organization,” another chilling crackdown on gay and transgender people whose rights have been scaled back drastically since the start of the war in Ukraine. Continue reading →
Grandparents, ideally, can often offer a safe home with unconditional love. But for many it comes at a cost, and often this cost is financial. Continue reading →
During COP28, the MIT Climate Clock Team will project a countdown to the projected date and time that Earth will have warmed 1.5 degrees Celsius — a limit on global temperature increase that the planet is projected to hit in May 2024. Continue reading →
David Lowy, the only Republican on the seven-seat bench, will replace former Middlesex County district attorney Gerry Leone as the UMass system’s top lawyer. Continue reading →
The Bruins (15-4-3) snapped their three-game losing streak by shutting out their toothless visitors from San Jose, 3-0, Thursday night at TD Garden. Continue reading →
A new set of regulations to the state’s consumer protection law would require businesses to give consumers the “true price” upfront. Continue reading →
A three-star Army general, Julius W. Becton Jr. retired as one of the military's highest-ranking Black officers, then led the nation's disaster-relief agency and D.C. public schools. Continue reading →
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