To some Cambodian Americans in Massachusetts and across the country, Henry Kissinger was the man who paved the way for the rise of a genocidal regime in their home country. Continue reading →
In recent years, smaller local operators scooped up two-families and triple-deckers, driving up the cost of once relatively affordable housing. Continue reading →
Amid a barrage of airstrikes, Israel sharply expanded its evacuation orders in the Gaza Strip on Sunday in preparation for an expected ground invasion in the southern part of the territory. Continue reading →
A ruling upholding a disputed provision in the settlement would finally start the flow of payments from the company and its owners — members of the billionaire Sackler family — to cities, states, tribes, and individuals to help them cope with the costs of the ongoing opioid crisis. Continue reading →
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida said Sunday that, if elected president, he would pursue legislation that would “supersede” the Affordable Care Act, echoing former president Donald Trump’s comments, which Democrats seized upon last week. Continue reading →
Many professors are giving up coveted tenured positions and blaming their departures on Governor Ron DeSantis and his effort to reshape the higher education system to fit his conservative principles. Continue reading →
The Venezuelan president has reignited a border dispute with a much smaller Guyana in a move that seems driven, at least in part, by a desire to divert attention from his political troubles at home by stoking nationalist fervor. Continue reading →
The dilemma faced by countless Ukrainian refugees scattered across Europe pits a longing for family and a sense of shared duty to rebuild their shattered country against the realization that the death and destruction are unlikely to end anytime soon. Continue reading →
What is the self- and species-destructive flaw that sets us at each other’s throats once the traumatic experience of prior generations has dimmed in memory? Continue reading →
Trump was already defeated once at the ballot box, but he and his defenders refused to accept the result, resorting to violence and other unlawful means to overturn the election. Why would he do anything differently if he is defeated again? Continue reading →
State leaders level-funded Metco for the first time since 2018, causing participating suburban districts to scramble to find money to offset the inflationary costs of maintaining the program while also putting expansion efforts on hold. Continue reading →
“I am writing this letter to ask for help with presents for 2 of my children,” a Boston mother wrote to Globe Santa. “I am currently fighting cancer and getting chemo.” Continue reading →
A North Carolina family is suing American Airlines, asserting the company is liable for the actions of a male flight attendant who allegedly secretly filmed their teenage daughter using a restroom on a flight to Boston in September. Continue reading →
School officials, struggling with staffing issues and rising concerns about student mental health, have increasingly turned to telehealth therapy. Continue reading →
On Saturday night, Kiss closed out the final performance of their “The End of the Road” farewell tour at New York City’s famed Madison Square Garden. Continue reading →
Mr. Nichols, a New York City transplant to New Mexico whose exuberant novels transformed him from an urban gringo into a local idol, died Nov. 27 at his home in Taos. Continue reading →
Mr. Nichols, a New York City transplant to New Mexico whose exuberant novels transformed him from an urban gringo into a local idol, died Nov. 27 at his home in Taos. Continue reading →
Conductor Keith Lockhart showed off his orchestra’s seamless versatility with a program that featured Tchaikovsky, Harry Belafonte, Vaughan Williams, big band swing, Queen, and a Gen-Z lingo-spouting Santa. Continue reading →
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