An alarming increase in violence in recent months has sown grief and raised anxiety just as Lynn is experiencing some measure of renewal. Continue reading →
American, Israeli, and Lebanese officials insist that few parties want Israel’s war in the Gaza Strip to become a wider conflict that engulfs the Middle East. Continue reading →
WATCH: Thursday's episode. Stories include: The group making life less lonely for the sober and sober-curious, and the pioneer using AI to keep us human. Watch →
WATCH: It was a year of political chaos for house Republicans. Washington bureau chief Tal Kopan has how the Dems benefited, and what to expect this year. Watch →
The transactions offer concrete evidence that the former president engaged in the kind of conduct that House Republicans have labored, so far unsuccessfully, to prove that President Biden did as they work to build an impeachment case against him. Continue reading →
Four of the injured were students, and one was an administrator, said Mitch Mortvedt, assistant director of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, at a news conference Thursday. One of the injured victims was in critical condition. Continue reading →
The request was the latest aggressive move in what has quickly turned into a legal slugfest between the defense and prosecution, underscoring how critical the issue of timing has become in the election subversion case. Continue reading →
The White House accused North Korea on Thursday of providing Russia with ballistic missiles that Moscow has begun to fire on targets in Ukraine, and said that in return the North was seeking a range of Russian military technologies. Continue reading →
A US airstrike on the headquarters of an Iran-backed militia in central Baghdad on Thursday killed a high-ranking commander, militia officials said. Continue reading →
The Islamic State claimed responsibility Thursday for the bombing attack that killed 84 people in Kerman, Iran, a day before, during a memorial procession for Gen. Qassem Soleimani, according to a post on the extremist group’s official Telegram account. Continue reading →
The proposal to consolidate into fewer, larger schools is driven by multiple considerations, including dwindling enrollment due to falling birth rates, rising charter school enrollment, the cost of raising a family in Boston, and migration to the suburbs. Continue reading →
“In his commercials and in his temper tantrums, every single thing that he’s said has been a lie,” the former South Carolina governor said. Continue reading →
The state Senate on Thursday voted unanimously to amend a state law that classifies lifesaving fentanyl test strips, which have become a vital tool in stemming overdose deaths, as illegal drug paraphernalia. Continue reading →
The Celtics have more depth than in recent years but have limited options to add because they now reside under the second salary-cap apron. Continue reading →
Novo Nordisk, the drugmaker behind the hit obesity treatment Wegovy, signed research deals with a pair of biotechs backed by Cambridge-based Flagship Pioneering. Continue reading →
Even as General Motors prepares to roll out electric versions of its Buick vehicles, hundreds of Buick dealerships nationwide, including at least four in Massachusetts, are turning their backs on the storied brand. Continue reading →
Professor Stephanie Burt posted on social media that the new course is so popular, she needs to hire more teaching assistants who "love Tay." Continue reading →
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