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The defendant was convicted on all five charges, including witness tampering for his efforts to control his wife, Kayla Montgomery, the state’s star witness. Continue reading →
Massachusetts experts say last week’s Alabama Supreme Court decision declaring that frozen embryos must be considered children poses a risk to the future of infertility treatment nationwide. Continue reading →
Members of the Progressive Caucus lamented about a lack of space for nuance in debate and a feeling that those with opposing viewpoints are demonized. Continue reading →
WATCH: Thursday's episode. Stories include: telling stories of the African Diaspora through food, Why a $1M studio at One Dalton Place might be worth it. Watch →
WATCH: Washington bureau chief Jackie Kucinich breaks down the South Carolina GOP Primary and the potential fallout after a Russian opposition leader dies. Watch →
Nearly one-quarter of menthol cigarette smokers quit in the year or two after a ban on menthol went into effect, according to a study published Wednesday. Continue reading →
The gift to the RNC magnifies tensions for unions that have benefited from Biden policies, even as Trump remains popular among a lot of rank-and-file union members. Continue reading →
Biden was talking about climate change when he said, “We have a crazy SOB like Putin and others, and we always have to worry about nuclear conflict, but the existential threat to humanity is climate.” Continue reading →
The attack Thursday in the Gulf of Aden saw two missiles fired at a Palau-flagged cargo ship named Islander, the US military’s Central Command said. Continue reading →
The inquiry, which has not been previously reported, uncovered information pointing to potential links between powerful cartel operatives and Mexican advisers and officials close to the president while he governed the country. Continue reading →
The US electoral system continues to amplify and reinforce divisions, feeding a tit-for-tat escalation of distrust, bad faith, and demonization. Continue reading →
Rodriguez spent decades advocating for Latino families in Boston before he shifted his work to the national level under President Clinton. Now, at 82, he hopes the new generation will pick up where he left off. Continue reading →
Coach Jim Montgomery confirmed that the injury was to Grzelcyk’s lower body, possibly related to the slash Oilers forward Ryan McLeod delivered across the top of the defenseman’s left skate boot. Continue reading →
His delivery on Bruins telecasts has become noticeably slowed, even slurred. He said he has been medically cleared and is puzzled himself, but is working with speech therapists. Continue reading →
Reframe Systems wants to leverage robots working alongside humans in an assembly line to build small houses in a factory and then truck the houses to a site. Continue reading →
“The people of Massachusetts have spoken to this issue by a margin of three to one and, by golly, they ought to have the right to repair that they voted for,” said Warren, during a tour of Direct Tire & Auto in Watertown. Continue reading →
The scrutiny of corporate jet use will involve new data analytics tools to determine when executives or other company officials might be using corporate planes for vacations and private trips. Continue reading →
Mr. Wise contended -- in courts, articles, and books -- that chimpanzees, elephants, whales, and other highly intelligent creatures have a fundamental right to liberty, no less than the humans who often confined or killed them. Continue reading →
The dancers are preparing for a 60-city US tour, which launches in Boston with a one-night-only performance Feb. 23 at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. Continue reading →
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