Public attacks, government interference, and the polarized political climate have made it more challenging than ever to run a major university. Continue reading →
The impact from intense rainfall and powerful winds that ripped through New England in a matter of hours was being felt across New England. Continue reading →
The former New Jersey governor had been under pressure to exit as a way to boost Nikki Haley's chances of taking on Donald Trump in New Hampshire. Continue reading →
WATCH: Wednesday's episode. Stories include: What comes after Wegovy? The quest to eradicate obesity. The Pats are out, but the Playoffs are still a must-watch. Watch →
WATCH: It was a year of political chaos for the house GOP. Deputy Washington bureau chief Tal Kopan has how the Dems benefited, and what to expect this year. Watch →
A multibillion-dollar federal effort to modernize the IRS has not yet solved the agency’s struggles to answer customers’ calls, ameliorate identity theft or process amended tax returns, the agency’s watchdog wrote Wednesday in a report to Congress. Continue reading →
House Republicans ramped up the long-simmering effort to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas heading into the 2024 election on Wednesday. Continue reading →
Judge Arthur Engoron rescinded permission for the unusual plan on Wednesday, a day ahead of closing arguments in Trump's New York civil business fraud trial. Continue reading →
Getting President Mahmoud Abbas on board, as well as other Arab countries Washington hopes will help rebuild Gaza, depends on promising movement toward a Palestinian state after years of a defunct peace process. Continue reading →
The United States and its allies intercepted one of the largest barrages yet of drones and missiles fired from an area controlled by the Houthis, an Iranian-backed group in Yemen. Continue reading →
In Estonia, a four-story banner that combines the flags of Ukraine and Estonia hangs over a main square in the capital, Tallinn. In Latvia, Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins is calling for allies to “ramp up military support to Ukraine without delay.” Continue reading →
Once a judgment is reached that you’re not up to grade, it can be a short career. In the meantime, it must be hard for someone that young to confront soul-crushing failure on such a big stage. Continue reading →
Provisions of a new cybersecurity bill in the Legislature would protect personal information, establish cybersecurity standards, require reporting of attacks — and, yes, prohibit weaponizing robots. Continue reading →
Trump may lose in court, but he made the case that a vote for him in 2024 is a vote for presidential lawlessness. Americans must take him at his word. Continue reading →
What is undeniably true: Boston has enjoyed a low level of violence when compared with other major American cities in recent years. That trend continued in 2023. Continue reading →
Superintendent Mary Skipper recommended in December that the bonus points awarded to applicants who attend high-poverty schools vary in value depending upon where applicants live in the city. Continue reading →
For the first three quarters, he was far from his best. But with seven minutes, 50 seconds left in regulation, the Celtics star turned into the best on the floor once again. Continue reading →
The Celtics allowed Indiana, the NBA's top-scoring team but one that was without injured All-Star Tyrese Haliburton, to erupt for 44 points in the third quarter on Monday. Continue reading →
The patent suit, filed by Cambridge-based Singular Computing, claims that Google violated Singular’s patents related to a type of microprocessor used to run AI systems. Continue reading →
It would be a mistake for members of the Harvard Corporation to quickly launch a search for a new leader as a way to put the past three tumultuous months behind them. Continue reading →
Mr. Raucher spent the 1950s and ’60s writing scripts for anthology television series and advertising copy for The Walt Disney Co. and various agencies. Continue reading →
Ahead of his Boston reading, “The Silent Patient” author talks unreliable narrators, Greek tragedy, the wisdom of George Saunders — and what’s next. Continue reading →
Plane Jane makes her “RuPaul's Drag Race” debut this Friday, when seven more contestants will be introduced and the competition will begin. Continue reading →
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