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The parents of 19-month-old Lucas Guo hope to raise $10 million to find a cure or treatment for ZTTK syndrome, a complex neurological disorder caused by a genetic mutation. Continue reading →
A recent analysis provided to the Globe shows that Steward’s hospitals as a group are paid the same as or better than many Massachusetts hospital systems for the medical care they provide. Continue reading →
“Her performance in the primary so far shows that millions of Republicans are resistant to Donald Trump and his message," said Republican pollster Whit Ayres. Continue reading →
Mid Vermont Christian School, banned from interscholastic sports in Vermont after refusing to play basketball against a transgender student-athlete, claims its religious freedom has been curtailed by the state. Continue reading →
How the legal team in this trial corrals Trump — or fails to — could determine whether he is the first former president to be convicted. Continue reading →
The “racial turnout gap” is watched closely by voting rights groups and civil rights leaders as an indication of potentially harmful laws or procedures that could have suppressive effects on communities of color. Continue reading →
A senior US official says Israel has essentially endorsed a framework of a proposed Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal, and it is now up to Hamas to agree to it. Continue reading →
The sinking of the Rubymar, which carried a cargo of fertilizer and previously leaked fuel, could cause ecological damage to the Red Sea. Continue reading →
It was a mild winter day in 1974 when six climbers set out on a route no one had ever attempted. Then came a storm of unimaginable fury. Continue reading →
Dartmouth, Yale, and MIT are reinstating test score submission requirements. Other colleges should be carefully evaluating their policies. Continue reading →
Although the sky threatened rain in the early afternoon with temperatures mostly in the 40s, customers at Sully's on Castle Island in South Boston sipped cold drinks and ate vanilla ice cream cones to celebrate Boston's unofficial beginning of spring. Continue reading →
The report, released Tuesday by the Healey administration, examined data on 1.2 million traffic stops totaling 1.3 million citations during a two-year period. Continue reading →
The Boston College product was summoned from the AHL on an emergency basis Friday and scored Boston's only goal in Saturday's loss to the Islanders. Continue reading →
While Marvin Harrison Jr. may be out of reach for New England, four wideouts who impressed at the NFL combine seem like viable choices for the team on Day 2 of the draft. Continue reading →
The move was in the works long before Spirit Airlines announced it would suspend its operations at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Breeze officials said. Continue reading →
The move was in the works long before Spirit Airlines announced it would suspend its operations at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Breeze officials said. Continue reading →
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue, and United Airlines have raised their fees in 2024. That’s bad news not only for those who check their bags, but also for those who prefer to save money by using carry-ons. Continue reading →
What do the updates to the USDA plant hardiness map mean for area gardeners? Don’t try to grow bananas just yet. How we can protect native species. Continue reading →
Three-bedroom N.H. Cape needs finishing touches, but 2.7-acre property is ready for goats, chickens, pigs, seedlings, and its next owner. Continue reading →
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