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There’s no upper limit on how much Massachusetts can try to recoup, and for some the bill can total hundreds of thousands of dollars. Continue reading →
The state’s MBTA communities law can put local officials in a difficult spot, drafting zoning laws their communities oppose. Deborah Crossley learned that the hard way. Continue reading →
It is a new and stunning kind of public power-push by uber-rich donors, whose ranks are growing, and who suddenly appear hungry to use their money to shape higher education in America today, experts said. Continue reading →
Omar Abudayyeh and Jonathan Gootenberg have co-published 10 scientific papers, launched several biotech companies, and jointly run a Harvard lab. Continue reading →
Abortion rights advocates are trying to get initiatives to protect the mental health of the woman on the ballot in several states this year. Continue reading →
Tuesday's storm brought wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and 9 inches of snow to Nantucket. And every time a storm hits, it chips away at the island’s edges. Continue reading →
A senior Egyptian official said mediators have achieved “relatively significant” progress ahead of a meeting Tuesday in Cairo of representatives from Qatar, the United States, and Israel. Continue reading →
The project focuses on transforming what otherwise might be discarded into something of value to society: rotten wood into fine instruments, inmates into craftsmen. Continue reading →
Countries around the globe are increasing military spending in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Hamas attack on Israel, and China’s growing assertiveness in the South China Sea. Continue reading →
The mid-September deluge brought flash-flooding to parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island that damaged homes, businesses, and public infrastructure. Continue reading →
Frederic and Geekie taught the basics of stickhandling, passing, and shooting to kids ages 6-12 at the Salvation Army’s Kroc Center in Dorchester Monday afternoon. Continue reading →
Sam Altman reiterated his call for a body like the International Atomic Energy Agency to be created to oversee AI, which is likely advancing faster than the world expects. Continue reading →
Vantage Explorations, owned by a company based in Australia, is embracing its Vantage Travel roots to sell tours around the world, while conspicuously ignoring the former company's bankruptcy and the $100 million it failed to refund to customers. Continue reading →
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