This academic neglect puts a huge burden on parents, forcing them to take on what can amount to full-time jobs as advocates for their children, pouring money and time into fights with school districts to get the instruction they need. Continue reading →
A group of people is hoping to procure a headstone for the unmarked grave of Mary Louise Powell, who introduced Martin Luther King Jr. to his future wife, Coretta Scott, in Boston in 1952. Continue reading →
On social media, the combative billionaire investor has described his campaign since the day Hamas attacked Israel as “an effort to save higher education from itself.” Continue reading →
Just shy of his 100th day serving as speaker of the House, Johnson has had to gather the reins of an unruly conference that at seemingly every turn has tested his ability to steady them. Continue reading →
State officials said Dan Marburger “acted selflessly and placed himself in harm’s way in an apparent effort to protect his students.” Continue reading →
Speaking on CBS, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said the US has been speaking to Israel “about a transition to low-intensity operations” in Gaza. Continue reading →
Ukraine has presented a 10-point peace formula that, among other considerations, seeks the expulsion of all Russian forces from the nation and accountability for war crimes. Continue reading →
Bernardo Arévalo has been sworn in as Guatemala’s president despite months of efforts to derail his inauguration, including foot-dragging and rising tensions right up until the transfer of power. Continue reading →
Wealth in our culture is reflected in bigger and more expensive vacations, houses, cars, and more "stuff," all contributing to outsize carbon footprints. Continue reading →
A healthy environment of open debate is a great thing to have. However, simply because an opinion that may be expressed on campus is nonconformist does not necessarily make it steeped in logic, facts, and reason. Continue reading →
If you suspect your child has dyslexia, experts recommend you take action quickly. That’s because the older a child gets, the more difficult it is to remediate their reading skills. Continue reading →
Though dyslexia may affect up to 1 in 5 people, misconceptions about the neurological disorder continue to stymie how dyslexic students in Massachusetts and beyond are identified and supported. Continue reading →
Dozens gathered Sunday inside Roxbury’s historic Twelfth Baptist Church to celebrate the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. with music and prayer while reflecting on the civil rights leader’s time in Boston, as well as the city’s place in the historic struggle for racial equity. Continue reading →
Mike McCarthy's time coaching for Jones in Dallas could be up. Belichick is reported to be a top target of the Falcons, but he may want to keep his options open. Continue reading →
After their only win of the swing, the NHL extended the Bruins head coach an invitation to Toronto next month to coach the Atlantic Division stars for the second straight season. Continue reading →
The pupils’ work was on full display for their former sensei, as Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum dynamically helped Boston trounce Ime Udoka’s Rockets. Continue reading →
The verbal sparring highlighted the seemingly intractable divide over Taiwan’s fate, a major flashpoint in US-China relations that risks leading to an actual war in the future. Continue reading →
During her State of the City address on Tuesday, Michelle Wu announced that Boston Public Schools families will soon be able to enjoy free admission to a number of museums on the first and second Sunday of each month. Continue reading →
Ms. Clayton was a singer whose six-decade career encompassed freewheeling improvisation, lyrical songs and poetry, and the prescient use of electronics. Continue reading →
Ms. Randolph, who played the wife of a guffawing, rubber-limbed sewer worker on the classic 1950s sitcom “The Honeymooners,” died Saturday at her home in Manhattan. She was 99. Continue reading →
Over the long course of a guest-laden Saturday night, many of the musicians who did their own part to establish one of the country’s most fertile music scenes paid tribute to Alexander. Continue reading →
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