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Even when they patronize it, Bostonians by and large see the famed marketplace as a tourist trap. Many hope new ownership will help change that reputation. Continue reading →
Some are pressing Harvard to do more to protect diversity – and arguing that the need for the university to end legacy admissions has taken on a stark new urgency. Continue reading →
Several staffers say there’s an undercurrent of fear and intimidation fostered by domineering bosses. CEO Susan Goldberg said “a personnel situation occurred in our newsroom and we've dealt with it.” Continue reading →
The Supreme Court seemed poised Thursday to issue a lopsided decision rejecting a challenge to former president Donald Trump’s eligibility to hold office again. Continue reading →
President Biden on Thursday night gave an emotional and at times angry response to a special counsel’s report questioning his memory, addressing the nation hours after the release of the report that painted a devastating picture of his mental agility even as it said he would not be charged for mishandling classified documents. Continue reading →
WATCH: Could Mahomes overtake Brady as the GOAT? Can Shanahan save his reputation? Will the NFL & sports betting unite? Reporter Christopher Price answers. Watch →
Authorities say the CH-53E Super Stallion vanished late Tuesday night while conducting a flight training on their way back to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego from Creech Air Force Base, northwest of Las Vegas. Continue reading →
Announcement comes as New Hampshire authorities advance their investigation into AI-generated robocalls that mimicked President Biden’s voice to discourage people from voting in the state’s primary last month. Continue reading →
A sweeping emergency aid bill for Ukraine and Israel inched ahead in the Senate on Thursday after more than a dozen Republicans joined Democrats to move it forward, but hurdles remained as GOP senators continued to slow progress on the measure and fought internally about whether to kill it. Continue reading →
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said Thursday that he had removed his top general as part of a sweeping overhaul of his military command, the most significant shake-up in Ukrainian leadership since Russia invaded almost two years ago. Continue reading →
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 13 people in Rafah in the Gaza Strip after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ cease-fire terms and vowed to expand the offensive into the southern Gaza town. Continue reading →
Eddy and Joe Damaso taught their customers how to enjoy life, kibitzing, chatting, and cooking, the real catches in the sea of life. Continue reading →
Lisbon Officer Renee Bernard and Detective Richard St. Amant both told Maine’s independent commission investigating the events surrounding the Oct. 25 mass shooting that they and another officer made a “cursory search” of the lot in Lisbon around 2 a.m. Oct. 26, about seven hours after the shooting. Continue reading →
“It’s going to be very strange that he’s not in the league,” said CBS analyst Charles Davis, “but I don’t expect that to last long.” Continue reading →
Patriots fans used to trumpet the slogan “They Hate Us Cause They Ain’t Us,” but now they’re petrified that the Chiefs could indeed be them. Continue reading →
Nancy MacLean, who studies conservative social movements, says that the unceremonious departure of the Harvard president is part of a longstanding, well-funded campaign to overhaul higher education. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation said new DC fast chargers went into service at the end of January at rest stops east and westbound in Lee and Charlton, westbound in Framingham, and eastbound in Natick. Continue reading →
Don Murray, the boy-next-door actor who made his film debut as Marilyn Monroe’s infatuated cowboy in “Bus Stop” in 1956 and played a priest, a drug addict, a gay senator and myriad other roles in movies, on television and onstage over six decades, has died at 94. Continue reading →
No one has topped Mr. Battle's three Tony Awards for his performances in “Sophisticated Ladies,” “The Tap Dance Kid,” and “Miss Saigon.” Continue reading →
A children’s book author and former teacher, Robie Harris's writing about sexuality made her among the most banned authors in America. Continue reading →
Today, we’re on the catwalk. It takes patience. There is no tugging and no predictability. And it's not an adventure suitable for every cat. Or every cat owner, for that matter. Continue reading →
If you love food porn, this movie will satiate your appetite for visions of French food while providing much insight into how that food is prepared. After all, it’s four hours long, the perfect length for a rainy afternoon in the theater ogling caviar, escargot, and other delicacies. Continue reading →
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