The town recently approved another $22,000 to install acoustic panels because of noise complaints. But neighbors say it won’t be enough. Continue reading →
Gaza resolutions passed with overwhelming support. But even some who voted for them are wondering if international affairs is the best use of their time. Continue reading →
Senator Chuck Schumer on Thursday delivered a pointed speech on the Senate floor excoriating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel as a major obstacle to peace in the Middle East and calling for new leadership in Israel, five months into the war. Continue reading →
WATCH: Thursday's show. Stories include: How a tragedy on Mt. Katahdin created a life-saving service. Dartmouth basketball unionized. Will other schools follow? Watch →
Even in the liberal bastion of San Francisco, the district attorney’s office has been preparing to investigate fentanyl deaths as possible homicides, which would be a big shift in the city’s approach to drug-related crimes. Continue reading →
The district attorney’s office, which accuses the former president of covering up a sex scandal during and after the 2016 presidential campaign, said the delay would give his lawyers time to review a new batch of records. Continue reading →
Vice President Kamala Harris described the flood of laws restricting abortion access as a “health care crisis” as she visited with abortion providers and staff members Thursday at a clinic in St. Paul, Minnesota. Continue reading →
Israel’s military Thursday said it supported new initiatives to get humanitarian assistance into the Gaza Strip by land, air, and sea, just hours after the military’s chief spokesperson said it was trying to “flood” the enclave with sorely needed aid. Continue reading →
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority appointed a longtime insider within the authority’s top ranks as prime minister Thursday, rejecting international pressure to empower an independent prime minister who could revitalize the sclerotic authority. Continue reading →
Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim to have a new, hypersonic missile in their arsenal, Russia’s state media reported Thursday, potentially raising the stakes in their ongoing attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and surrounding waterways against the backdrop of Israel’s war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
The town recently approved another $22,000 to install acoustic panels because of noise complaints. But neighbors say it won’t be enough. Continue reading →
The chat included “notions of violence toward people of color, racial slurs, derogatory pictures and videos,” Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni said. Continue reading →
The city would likely spend the $50 million it’s committed on other badly needed renovation projects in Boston Public Schools, Mayor Michelle Wu said. Continue reading →
Cooper Criswell and Tanner Houck are the leading candidates to fill out the starting staff, while the number of outfielders is in question. Continue reading →
The 6-5, 210-pounder is averaging 17 minutes of ice time and is playing in high-leverage situations, including manning the point on the second power-play unit. Continue reading →
They are part of a growing number of doctors organizing amid concerns that the health care industry is becoming increasingly more corporate. Continue reading →
The treatment involved a new form of CAR-T cell therapy, which extracts and reprograms a patient’s immune cells to help fight the disease. Continue reading →
Courts may eventually have to decide whether Congress can compel ByteDance to sell TikTok, and whether the law would violate the free speech rights of millions of TikTok users. Continue reading →
A venerable lawyer, Ira Millstein crusaded for greater independence by corporate boards of directors, invoked his bipartisan bona fides in helping to shepherd Ruth Bader Ginsburg onto the federal bench, and vigilantly helped New York City evade bankruptcy in the mid-1970s. Continue reading →
Paul Alexander was stricken with polio as a boy and spent more than 70 years needing an iron lung chamber to help him breathe. He obtained a law degree and later gained a social media following as he recounted tales of his life. Continue reading →
Dorie Ladner joined the civil rights movement as a teenager in Mississippi, braving gunfire, tear gas, police dogs, and Ku Klux Klansmen in an undaunted campaign for racial equality. Continue reading →
What I like most about the Peacock miniseries is that it doesn’t pretend to be a high-prestige TV production or a larger statement. It’s a dish served hot. Continue reading →
Co-produced by former NBA star Grant Hill and narrated by model/actress Quannah ChasingHorse and actor Edward Norton, the David-and-Goliath documentary opens in theaters Friday. Continue reading →
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