Thousands of Massachusetts parents face scrutiny from the state’s child protection system and, with it, the all-consuming fear of losing custody of a child. Continue reading →
The federal investigation into the state's case is likely to have an impact on her upcoming trial, according to several prominent criminal defense attorneys and former federal prosecutors. Continue reading →
Arizona’s highest court on Tuesday upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions, a decision that could have far-reaching consequences for women’s health care and election-year politics in a critical battleground state. Continue reading →
WATCH: The holy month for Muslims ends Tuesday night. This year, amid a rising death toll in Gaza, the month took on a different meaning for a local mosque. Watch →
The federal program that helps pay for groceries for millions of low-income mothers, babies, and young kids will emphasize more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Continue reading →
Spain’s Parliament has agreed to consider a proposal that could grant residency and work permits to hundreds of thousands of foreigners living in Spain without proper documentation. Continue reading →
The covert operation is heightening concerns that Iran is seeking to turn the West Bank into the next flashpoint in the long-simmering shadow war between Israel and Iran. Continue reading →
The gang violence has driven about 17,000 people in the capital from their homes. Many are crammed into abandoned schools and other buildings where they often share a single toilet. Continue reading →
Abortion isn’t a winning issue for Republicans. That’s the only reason Trump punted — for now — on his party’s most extreme opposition to reproductive rights. Continue reading →
The state awarded a contract for new Orange and Red Line trains a decade ago, and they’re not even close to completion. For frustrated riders, a lot is riding on getting it right next time. Continue reading →
Red Sox fans filled Fenway Park on Tuesday on a perfect day for baseball. And the sun shone in full force — not blocked by the moon. Continue reading →
Lawmakers are proposing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the next fiscal year on the MBTA, even more than what Governor Healey has requested. Continue reading →
Bucks coach Doc Rivers said that his level of concern was “high,” and that Antetokounmpo would undergo an MRI after suffering a left calf injury. Continue reading →
A winger for the majority of last campaign, Zacha seamlessly moved to the middle this season and is fourth on the team in scoring as well as playing strong defensively. Continue reading →
Starter Brayan Bello was victimized by shaky defense and Tyler O'Neill's sixth home run of the season was the lone offensive highlight. "Just a bad game," Red Sox manager Alex Cora said. Continue reading →
The leading EV manufacturer opened two new Supercharger locations in the area, in Lynnfield and Foxborough, that are open to any brand of EV. Continue reading →
The founders of Karuna Therapeutics, the Boston biotech that was bought by Bristol Myers Squibb for $14 billion, have launched a new company. Continue reading →
Fady Saad, founder and general partner of robotics venture capital firm Cybernetix Ventures in Boston, has been working and investing in robotics for over a decade. One takeaway? Investors should be patient. Continue reading →
“Ed was the social conscience of the diocese,” the Rev. Thomas Kennedy said of Rev. Rodman, who had been a civil rights activist since high school. Continue reading →
“Ed was the social conscience of the diocese,” the Rev. Thomas Kennedy said of Rev. Rodman, who had been a civil rights activist since high school. Continue reading →
The “Late Night” host launched his new rewatch podcast with Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer Monday, and they kicked off their first episode by recounting the many "SNL" sketches inspired by the 2011 Broadway disaster. Continue reading →
The singer also claimed the top spot on on Billboard’s country albums charts, making her the first Black woman to lead the list since its inception. Continue reading →
Despite its name, the only way to get a Hotline Pizza is to slide into their Instagram direct messages once a week when ordering opens. Only some will make the cut. Continue reading →
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