A top donor has stopped giving. Palestinian students are pushing for a federal investigation. And angry alums are trying to elbow their way onto a key oversight board. Continue reading →
Behind each handmade sign, and every echoing chant, is an individual, with their own reasons for teaching — and for joining the longest teachers strike in recent Massachusetts history. Continue reading →
The next miracle drug for lung cancer or epilepsy is just as likely to emerge from Arsenal Yards in Watertown or the shadow of Fenway Park. Continue reading →
Four current and former State Police troopers and two civilians are accused of accepting bribes to give some applicants passing scores on commercial driving license tests, federal prosecutors said Tuesday. Continue reading →
The Melnea A. Cass Recreational Complex will begin serving as a temporary overflow shelter for families starting on Wednesday, with space to hold up to 400 people. Continue reading →
WATCH: Tuesday's episode. Stories include: Why a Providence CEO wants to get a vasectomy on live TV and the Charlestown venue with a little bit of everything. Watch →
WATCH: The president has one of the lowest approval ratings in decades. Reporter Jim Puzzanghera delivers his report card on his presidency so far. Watch →
WATCH: Experienced alpine tourist and asst. managing editor Andrew Caffrey reacts and shares safety tips after 20+ skiers and snowboarders got lost in Vermont. Watch →
The law gives police reform advocates a major win in requiring the nation’s largest police department and its 36,000 officers to document all investigative encounters in a city that once had officers routinely stop and frisk huge numbers of men for weapons. Continue reading →
Nathan Wade had been expected to be questioned under oath about his finances — including his income as a special prosecutor in the Trump case and his purchase of airline tickets for himself and Willis in October 2022 and April 2023. Continue reading →
Arizona Representative Ruben Gallego went to Harvard to "change the trajectory" of his working-class family. Twenty years later, he reflected on how his years in Cambridge helped put him on the path to the halls of Congress. Continue reading →
The deal to end almost two years of political deadlock will, for the first time, hand the territory’s top leadership role to Sinn Fein, a party that mainly represents Roman Catholic voters committed to a united Ireland. Continue reading →
Legal analysts said the attack, the aftermath of which was captured in multiple videos, may have violated a prohibition in international law. Continue reading →
The roughly 2,500 troops in Iraq and 900 in Syria are described by US officials as part of an operation to keep the Islamic State from regaining a foothold in the region. But with the Islamist militant group largely degraded, American soldiers now find themselves targeted by other adversaries. Continue reading →
According to Wu, the meeting was to discuss “the reality of what’s happening on the ground” in Boston, including the latest developments surrounding an overflow shelter the state plans to open at a Roxbury recreational center. Continue reading →
Boston led by as many as 20 points in the first half, in which it shot a torrid 64 percent, but squandered that lead and nearly another double-digit edge in the fourth before finally holding off Indiana to win the season series, 3-2. Continue reading →
The next miracle drug for lung cancer or epilepsy is just as likely to emerge from Arsenal Yards in Watertown or the shadow of Fenway Park. Continue reading →
The Boston-based drug maker plans to apply by the middle of the year to the FDA to approve the medicine, which, if approved, would represent the first new class of painkillers in decades. Continue reading →
A dynamic dancer, singer, and actress, Chita Rivera first gained wide notice in 1957 as Anita in the original production of “West Side Story” and was still dancing on Broadway with her trademark energy a half-century later in 2015’s “The Visit.” Continue reading →
Through a partnership between Showcase Cinemas and the Museum of African American History Boston & Nantucket, five select films will be screening in the Greater Boston area and select Showcase locations in New York and Ohio. Continue reading →
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