Kennedy and others in his orbit played major roles, promoting misinformation that public health officials agree fueled the spread of the disease, and opposing government policies aimed at stemming transmission. Continue reading →
After the US Supreme Court's ruling on college admissions, schools in New England worked to preserve campus diversity. Now, delays and errors in the federal financial aid process threatens those efforts. Continue reading →
Advocates of legislation to ban early elementary school suspensions say even one instance of removing a young student from class is too much. Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced growing challenges to power on Sunday as thousands gathered outside parliament to call for early elections in what was shaping up to be one of the largest demonstrations against the government in Israel since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
While keeping the ship operable, crew members are answering a deluge of questions from officials investigating the nighttime catastrophe, as the evidence of what occurred lays around them. Continue reading →
While the Pentagon maintains that no US troops will deploy into Gaza, it has disclosed little about how long the operation could last and how it intends to ensure the safety of those involved, alarming some in Congress. Continue reading →
A growing cadre of lawyers is deploying defamation, one of the oldest areas of the law, as a weapon against a tide of political disinformation. Continue reading →
Down on the European farm, revolt has stirred. The discontent, leading farmers to quit and demonstrate, threatens to do more than change how Europe produces its food. Continue reading →
Hundreds of thousands in Ukraine’s Odesa region were left without power Sunday after debris from a downed Russian drone caused a blaze at an energy facility. Continue reading →
Referring to the stone that had blocked the tomb of Jesus before his resurrection, which Easter celebrates, Francis said that “today, too, great stones, heavy stones, block the hopes of humanity.” Continue reading →
A FBI spokesperson declined to comment, saying US Department of Justice policy prohibits the agency from confirming or denying investigations. Continue reading →
In Massachusetts, the ADL recorded 339 incidents of white supremacist propaganda last year, down from 465 incidents in 2022, according to findings of a report issued Tuesday. Continue reading →
Four starting pitchers faced the Mariners and allowed four earned runs on 14 hits over 22 innings with one walk and 27 strikeouts for a 1.64 earned run average. Continue reading →
The economic fallout from last week’s deadly bridge collapse is expected to be largely contained as neighboring facilities with spare capacity tweak their schedules. Continue reading →
The company said that “information varied by customer and account,” but that it may have included a person’s full name, email address, mailing address, phone number, Social Security number, date of birth, AT&T account number, and passcode. Continue reading →
“I just don’t want to see it happen to anyone else,” Mrs. Takayangi said of her family's experience being imprisoned in a US internment camp during World War II. Continue reading →
Perdomo most recently in "Gen V," the college-centric spin-off of Amazon Prime's hit series "The Boys." And one of his most famous roles was as Ambrose Spellman, a lead character on "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina." Continue reading →
In the boy’s club of Hollywood, Ms. Weinstein was the rare female top executive, serving as, among other positions, president of United Artists and a vice president of Warner Bros. Continue reading →
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