Monday will be a first day of school unlike any other in the city’s history, as nearly 12,000 public school students return to their classrooms following the state’s longest teachers strike in decades. Continue reading →
By suing the US Justice Department, four cannabis entrepreneurs are seeking no less than to overturn America’s prohibition on cannabis, which began in 1937. Continue reading →
The United States said Sunday that it had destroyed an anti-ship cruise missile belonging to the Houthi militia in Yemen, which had vowed to respond to earlier strikes by the US and its allies. Continue reading →
Senators on Sunday released a highly anticipated $118 billion package that pairs border enforcement policy with wartime aid for Ukraine, Israel, and other US allies. Continue reading →
Wind gusts along the Northern California coast reached a top speed of 88 miles per hour, officials said — the equivalent of a Category 1 hurricane. Continue reading →
The current crackdown has been more visible than those in previous years, analysts say, making this week's vote among the least credible in Pakistan’s 76-year history. Continue reading →
Salvadorans are headed out to vote in a presidential and legislative election that’s largely about the tradeoff between security and democracy. Continue reading →
The hurdle of more than 3,000 signatures in so short a time is a formidable obstacle to any alum’s gaining ballot access for a seat on the Board of Overseers. Continue reading →
The Newton teachers’ union voted Sunday night to ratify a new contract with the School Committee following the state’s longest teachers strike in three decades. Continue reading →
The Harvard Corporation tapped Kenneth Frazier, a former chief executive of pharmaceutical giant Merck, and Joseph Bae, co-CEO of KKR, one of the world’s biggest investment firms, to join its ranks. Continue reading →
With less than five weeks to go until the NHL’s March 8 trade deadline, the question is, will the 27-year-old winger be going somewhere else? Continue reading →
Only four sites across the three co-hosting countries will see more games than Boston/Foxborough. The final will be at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Continue reading →
The NFL commissioner continues to downplay what is obvious to anyone who has ever watched the game: Head injuries happen as part of football, and sadly, for some players, they trigger lifelong complications. Continue reading →
By suing the US Justice Department, four cannabis entrepreneurs are seeking no less than to overturn America’s prohibition on cannabis, which began in 1937. Continue reading →
Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office is in the process of creating a Housing Affordability Unit that will work on issues at the heart of Massachusetts’ housing crisis, such as local land-use battles and Fair Housing laws. Continue reading →
During an all-too-brief demo at an Apple store on Boylston Street in Boston, the biggest problem that cropped up was the price: $3,500. Continue reading →
“The important thing is to be available to the people who need me most,” Mr. Kessler said of his tireless work on behalf of those living with HIV/AIDS and others marginalized by society. Continue reading →
An influential talk radio host with a rumbling musical baritone, Joe Madison interviewed Barack Obama in the Oval Office and numerous other political leaders in his Washington, D.C., studio, urging them to take action on civil and human rights issues. Continue reading →
Wayne Kramer, whose explosive guitar playing with the influential Detroit band the MC5 in the late 1960s and early 1970s helped to set the template for punk rock, died Friday. He was 75. Continue reading →
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