The 37-year-old Mayo, a former Patriots linebacker, will be the 15th head coach in team history, and the youngest active coach in the NFL. Continue reading →
The institute will be led by cofounder Stuart Schreiber, a Harvard scientist who was also one of the founders of the Broad Institute. Continue reading →
Iowa Democrats are used to being courted by national Democrats, but without a presidential primary race to speak of and their first in the nation status removed, they can't help but feel a little left out in the cold. Continue reading →
Nearly half of the 1,000 likely voters surveyed — 45 percent — said they believe Biden’s level of support for Israel is “about right,” concluding that overall, they feel Biden is appropriately fulfilling his presidential duties as the country’s chief diplomat. Continue reading →
The FAA will begin auditing Boeing’s aircraft production and increase oversight of the troubled manufacturer after a panel blew off a jetliner in midflight last week. Continue reading →
Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against the gunman who killed 10 Black people in a racist massacre at a Buffalo supermarket in May 2022, according to court papers filed Friday. It is the first time that President Biden’s administration has sought the death penalty in a new case. Continue reading →
At least one death was suspected from the latest round of dangerous weather — a man was believed dead after an avalanche in the Idaho backcountry. Continue reading →
A White House spokesperson said Friday that the U.S.-led military strikes on Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen were not intended to ignite a wider regional war, even as Houthi leaders and their allies vowed to respond. Continue reading →
Israel, a state founded in the aftermath of a genocide against the Jewish people, defended itself Friday against accusations of perpetrating genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of Britain visited Kyiv on Friday to announce that he would send more than $3 billion in military assistance to Ukraine in the next financial year, his country’s largest annual commitment since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Continue reading →
Without radical change at the top, the reputation and quality of one of the nation’s premier educational institutions will continue to sink. Continue reading →
A 17-year-old from Roslindale died Tuesday at a Boston hospital, where he was being treated for severe injuries sustained in the Jan. 4 crash, State Police said Friday. Continue reading →
Chris Christie didn't endorse a rival when he dropped out of the race for president this week. But his decision could still help onetime rival Nikki Haley. Continue reading →
He helped the organization progress to the next level. The Celtics were a better team than when he arrived. They are an even better team now, though. Continue reading →
Grubhub violated a cap on delivery fees imposed by the state to help prop up a restaurant industry hit hard by the pandemic, the settlement says. Continue reading →
The town of 60,000 would become the 12th, and one of the largest, communities in Massachusetts to prohibit sales of mini liquor bottles in response to litter and public health concerns. Continue reading →
An artist who expressed a searing though affectionate vision of American culture, Alexis Smith was known for her assemblages, installations, and public art projects. Continue reading →
A celebrity makeup artist, Reggie Wells spent more than 30 years as Oprah Winfrey's personal makeup artist and worked with former first lady Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, Halle Berry, and numerous other celebrities. Continue reading →
All told, 16 artworks will be installed by Jan. 17, part of a free winter art experience produced by the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District. Continue reading →
Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be celebrated on Jan. 15 this year and organizations in and around Boston are offering plenty of ways for residents to honor the late civil rights leader and his wife, Coretta Scott King. Continue reading →
The piece runs about an hour; Thursday’s almost full house at New England Conservatory’s Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theatre clearly wished it had stayed longer. Continue reading →
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