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As deductibles and calls for health equity mount, politicians are reconsidering a bill that would require insurers to cover the full spectrum of pregnancy care. Continue reading →
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Katrina Sommer believes the process lacked transparency, ultimately supporting neither the victims nor the dozens of athletes who were not complicit. Continue reading →
A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected former president Donald Trump’s claim that he was immune from prosecution on charges of plotting to subvert the results of the 2020 election, ruling that he must go to trial on a criminal indictment accusing him of seeking to overturn his loss to President Biden. Continue reading →
In a dramatic, rowdy scene on the House floor, the vote was tied for several minutes, 215-215. Several Republican lawmakers surrounded one of the holdouts, Wisconsin Republican Mike Gallagher, who refused to change his vote. Continue reading →
The trial became a lightning rod for issues of parental responsibility, in a time of frequent cases of gun violence carried out by minors. Continue reading →
More detainees are being held in private prison facilities with little means of accountability, and preliminary data from 2023 suggest a “marked increase” in the use of solitary confinement, according to Harvard researchers. Continue reading →
The news was likely to worsen a furor in Israel, where a debate over the government’s course of action in Gaza regarding the hostages has become divisive. Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ruled out the demands by Hamas, saying Israel is committed to continuing its offensive until “total victory” over the militants. Continue reading →
Some legal analysts said the complaint raised concerns that the country’s judicial system was being weaponized to deflect attention from accusations that some senior government officials, including the prime minister, have been implicated in the assassination. Continue reading →
Christopher Campanella wound up being one of 20 guests, along with a longtime ski instructor, who’d wandered off the sprawling 1,500-acre resort, requiring a five-hour, multi-agency rescue effort to bring them all to safety. Continue reading →
One of the Boston civil rights "heroes" on the 1965 Freedom Plaza, Owens-Hicks served on the Boston School Committee and in the Massachusetts Statehouse for 20 years. Continue reading →
Many union leaders and educators question whether their exclusion from the state paid family and medical leave act reflect a sexist attitude towards a profession largely composed of women. Continue reading →
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The rookie center is believed to be suffering from a shoulder injury. He skated Monday at practice but was off the ice Tuesday morning. Continue reading →
There’s five games left for the Celtics to feel good about themselves going into the eight-day respite, and continue to build their lead atop the Eastern Conference. Continue reading →
A top executive at the Boston firm said he is jumping to rival Fanatics, igniting a legal battle over alleged stolen marketing plans for the Super Bowl, improper employee poaching, and workplace misbehavior. Continue reading →
The Food and Drug Administration has started urging drug makers to do a better job at finding the lowest effective dose, even if it takes more time. Continue reading →
Presented by Celebrity Series, Sunday afternoon’s concert featuring the soprano with pianist Inon Barnatan felt overcomplicated at times — when you have a star like Fleming, less is more. Continue reading →
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