A Revere man is working to stop sea glass collectors who “seed” marbles by tossing them into the ocean so they can be transformed and found again. Continue reading →
The failure of Humira’s competitors to gain much traction — so far, at least — helps illustrate the market grip maintained by brand-name drug makers like AbbVie, despite the $84,000-a-year price tag of its wildly successful anti-inflammatory drug. Continue reading →
The move to join a union makes the basketball players eligible to receive compensation and other benefits, a historic precedent that is expected to change the face of American collegiate athletics. Continue reading →
An influx of new arrivals is complicating traditional party-line politics on immigration and testing liberals’ commitment to welcoming all. Continue reading →
WATCH: Tuesday's show. Stories include: The 2024 Oscar nominees with surprising New England ties, and ‘Big 3’ requirements for a successful NHL trade deadline. Watch →
WATCH: Can we finally put the snow shovels away? When can gardeners start planting? Meteorologist Dave Epstein breaks down what we can expect this season. Watch →
Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s opinion was just a page long, all of two paragraphs. But in distancing herself from both blocs in Monday’s nominally unanimous Supreme Court decision rejecting a constitutional challenge to former president Donald Trump’s eligibility to hold office, she staked out a distinctive role. Continue reading →
While a number of AI systems have been found to discriminate, tipping the scales in favor of certain races, genders or incomes, there’s scant government oversight. Continue reading →
Committees in the state Senate and House approved identical bills that would protect providers from lawsuits and criminal prosecution for the “damage or death of an embryo” during IVF services. Continue reading →
The UN report released Monday, which was largely welcomed in Israel, found “reasonable grounds” to believe that sexual violence had occurred in at least three locations. Continue reading →
Once nationally renowned for its academic success, the state’s largest high school is now in the headlines for repeated outbreaks of violence. Continue reading →
The court's conservative majority has managed to provide judicial aid and comfort to a former president and his shameless, power-grabbing minions in Congress. Continue reading →
The fine is by far the largest ever levied under the Clery Act, a law that requires colleges and universities that receive federal funding to collect data on campus crime and notify students of threats. Continue reading →
In New England and elsewhere, polls suggested Biden and Trump would dominate their respective contests, and voters trudged through the damp and gray toward increasingly predictable conclusions. Continue reading →
“We were laughing because of how wild and exciting this was — to see an animal that disappeared from the Atlantic hundreds of years ago!" said researcher Kate Laemmle. Continue reading →
The 34-year-old van Riemsdyk is the 10th NHLer this season to hit the milestone, a list that includes Bruins teammate Brad Marchand. Continue reading →
As the Celtics shot just 8 for 25 in the final quarter, missing all eight of their attempts from distance, Dean Wade scored 20 of his career-high 23 points and Cleveland finished on a 34-11 run. Continue reading →
Alnylam has mostly focused on drugs that treat rare diseases. If the high blood pressure medicine wins regulatory approval, it would represent a significant pivot for the Cambridge biotech. Continue reading →
Fashion conscious but hopeless with a needle, Juli Lynne Charlot stumbled by necessity onto a pattern for a striking skirt that involved no sewing and ended up creating a cultural icon. Continue reading →
Andy Russell won two Super Bowls with Pittsburgh during a 12-year NFL career that was interrupted by a two-year stint in the military. He spent 10 years as a team captain and was named to the Pro Bowl seven times. Continue reading →
From a festival highlighting female filmmakers to a walking tour spotlighting women of the West End, there’s plenty to do and see — and much of it’s free. Continue reading →
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