The court filings mark the first time a Registry worker has been implicated in the alleged scheme in which four current and former Massachusetts state troopers are accused of falsifying results on commercial driver’s license tests. Continue reading →
A pro-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. PAC's expenditure of millions of dollars to support Kennedy’s efforts to get on the November ballot has attracted the attention of his opponents, who have appealed to the Federal Election Commission. Continue reading →
Predictions for Tuesday's storm were downgraded for the Boston area, where up to 6 inches of snow are expected, with possibly more in Southeastern Massachusetts. Continue reading →
For much of the past year, Trump has been ensnared in a web of legal cases so tangled that it almost defies comprehension. This week’s calendar is perhaps the most crowded yet. Continue reading →
This wave of attention to social needs grows out of a recognition, going back at least three decades, that social determinants of health — essentially, the conditions in which people live — have an enormous bearing on well-being. Continue reading →
The hostages, Fernando Simon Marman, 60, and Louis Har, 70, tried to establish a relationship with their captors by talking about soccer. Continue reading →
Israel’s army described the overnight attacks as cover for a special forces mission to rescue two Israeli-Argentine hostages. At least 67 people were killed throughout the city, the Gaza Health Ministry said. Continue reading →
Alexander Stubb will enter office next month at a time when US politics has once again thrown the durability of Washington's relationship with NATO — and the wisdom of European nations counting on it — into question. Continue reading →
I knew instantly that this gentleman was somebody. Not that he had a swagger or air of self-importance — not at all. But he exuded charisma and an aura beyond us everyday humans. Continue reading →
Through more than four decades as a city councilor, School Committee chairman, and Suffolk County register of probate, Arroyo dedicated his trailblazing career to the fight for social justice and equity from the time he first entered the mostly white world of Boston politics. Continue reading →
The city rules are short and straightforward: residents can only use a space saver when the city has declared an official snow emergency, as Mayor Michelle Wu did on Monday. Continue reading →
It's not just Cora's late father, who founded a Little League program in Puerto Rico. Or his brother, the third base coach for the Tigers. It's also his partner's brother, whose runs a team in the Puerto Rican winter league, which makes the offseason anything but "off." Continue reading →
It does not look as though Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Andy Reid are going anywhere, which is bad news for the rest of the NFL. Continue reading →
The Select Board unanimously voted to ask a judge to delay the townwide vote on a new land use plan to Wednesday over concerns that a coming storm may make it dangerous for voters to reach the polls. Continue reading →
State and federal lawmakers have proposed a variety of new laws aimed at forcing services like Facebook, Instagram, Snap, and X to shield minors from sexual exploitation. But they may not be enforceable. Continue reading →
He brought his absurdist humor to the National Lampoon magazine and the NBC television series “Saturday Night Live” and “SCTV Network.” Continue reading →
Edwards, who died Saturday, was at “Morning Edition” for nearly a quarter century and became as much a part of the begin-the-day rhythms for NPR listeners as coffee. Continue reading →
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