President Biden turned his State of the Union speech into an animated argument for a second term as he laced into Donald Trump for espousing “resentment, revenge, and retribution” and jeopardizing freedom at home and abroad. Continue reading →
These businesses, many staffed by immigrants themselves, have worked to develop culturally relevant menus for newly arrived Haitians, offering a unique sense of comfort. Continue reading →
State regulators failed to uncover the case against Jenny Vicente-Desoto, 50, during background checks prior to renewing her day-care license in 2020 and 2022. Continue reading →
Benjamin Gideon, an attorney who is part of a team representing 80 to 90 Lewiston survivors and victims’ families, called questions posed by an investigative commission “incredibly frustrating,” and said its members appeared unprepared for Thursday’s hearing. Continue reading →
The incident at the Condon K-8 School highlights ongoing concerns about whether Massachusetts public school teachers and other staffers restrain students too frequently and whether they do it improperly. Continue reading →
WATCH: Thursday's show. Stories include: In the world of competitive eating, one Bostonian stands out. And, landline phones in New England are hanging on. Watch →
A utility company acknowledged Thursday that its equipment appeared to have started the largest wildfire in Texas’ recorded history, a blaze that began last week and went on to burn more than 1 million acres in the state’s Panhandle region. Continue reading →
The growing need to get more food, medicine, and supplies into Gaza has increased pressure on Hamas and Israel to stop hostilities in the besieged enclave before the month of fasting begins on Sunday or Monday. Continue reading →
The key to unlocking that mystery — and figuring out how to clean it up — is a sample of melted fuel from inside a reactor, said the head of decommissioning for Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings. Continue reading →
Climate change and a yearslong drought have forced Morocco’s famous public baths to close a few days a week in an effort to save water. Continue reading →
Ian Cain, 41, would be the second GOP challenger to Warren to emerge from the cryptocurrency world after John Deaton, an attorney, launched his bid last month. Continue reading →
Harvard Kennedy School professor Tarek Masoud hosted a controversial Palestinian speaker Thursday to confront and understand her point of view. Continue reading →
Karel S. Mangual, 28, whose extensive criminal history included a shooting a man in 2015, pleaded not guilty in Worcester District Court to two counts of armed assault with intent to murder and carrying a gun without a license. Continue reading →
Assistant coach Sam Cassell believes the Celtics will be able to close games efficiently when needed, and that everyone on the court will be able to take a big shot in a big moment. Continue reading →
The deal would give the Massachusetts-based firm — whose urology business brought in $1.96 billion in 2023 — the two leading treatments for stress urinary incontinence in women. Continue reading →
A longtime Nickelodeon television executive, Janice Burgess sought to promote children’s curiosity and sense of play for decades, overseeing popular shows like “Blue’s Clues” and “Little Bill” and creating her own musical children’s show, “The Backyardigans." Continue reading →
An art student and Resistance member during World War II, Josette Molland memorialized her experiences in artwork that she carried with her to talks she gave about the horrors of the Nazi era. Continue reading →
Some factors are timeless: Feelings get hurt. Kids feel left out. Other aspects are distinctly new and will make you happy to be middle-aged. If you’re parenting a child on the brink of modern romance, read on. Continue reading →
Since 1966, the band has been turning up in Boston, typically around St. Patrick's Day. But with two members about to turn 80, they've decided it's time to say goodbye. Continue reading →
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