Members of TrailblazHers running group who said they were racially profiled during last year’s Boston Marathon filed suit Thursday in what their lawyers described as an effort to “forestall a repeat” of the alleged discrimination. Continue reading →
During a campaign event, the vice president called the law “one of the biggest aftershocks yet” of the US Supreme Court’s 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Continue reading →
Lawyers for Read, who is charged with murder for allegedly hitting her boyfriend with her SUV in Canton, argued Friday that jurors should hear their theory that the victim was fatally beaten inside a home. Continue reading →
US intelligence analysts and officials said Friday that they expected Iran to strike multiple targets inside Israel within the next few days in retaliation for an Israeli bombing April 1 in the Syrian capital that killed several senior Iranian commanders. Continue reading →
WATCH: Friday's sports show. Stories include: Who’s to blame for pitchers’ elbow injuries? And, Jaylen Brown’s journey from draft night to stardom. Continue reading →
WATCH: Holiday season came early. Columnist Tara Sullivan and reporter Adam Himmelsbach explain why the path to the finals looks a little clearer. Continue reading →
WASHINGTON — In a major turnaround, the House on Friday passed a two-year reauthorization of an expiring warrantless surveillance law that had stalled this week amid GOP resistance — but only after narrowly rejecting a bipartisan effort to restrict searches of Americans’ messages swept up by the program. Continue reading →
The latest round of relief is part of a strategy by the White House to take smaller, targeted actions for certain subsets of borrowers after the Supreme Court struck down a far more ambitious plan to wipe out $400 billion in debt last year. Continue reading →
Members of the lower house of parliament, the Sejm, voted to work on four separate bills. Two of them propose legalizing abortion through the 12th week of pregnancy, in line with European norms. Continue reading →
Palestinian health officials say over 460 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank by Israeli forces since the war erupted in October. Continue reading →
The military and diplomatic maneuvers are meant to strengthen the partners’ solidarity in the face of what they see as China’s aggressive military actions in the region. Continue reading →
His allies, including Kelly Ayotte and Donald Trump, have kept mum after newly released documents say he spoke of killing police and raping the chief’s wife and children Continue reading →
Richard Ackerman is among nearly 1,400 people from across the country who have been charged for participating in the mob that attacked Congress while electoral votes were being counted. Continue reading →
Runners and spectators will fill the streets on Monday, Patriots Day, for the 128th Boston Marathon. Here's what's open and what's closed. Continue reading →
It's only been a short time since shortstop Trevor Story suffered a season-ending injury, but Boston's defense has been poor since his departure. Continue reading →
While the starters sat following Thursday's grisly loss to the Knicks, Pritchard's 31 points and 11 assists guided the backups Friday in the Celtics' second to last game before the playoffs. Continue reading →
Representative John H. Rogers filed a budget amendment calling on the administration to authorize the sale or lease of Norwood Hospital to "Mass General Brigham or any other such high-quality health care provider." Continue reading →
The project will turn a roughly 21-acre strip of Dorchester Ave. just north Andrew Square into a hub of life-science, retail, and residential buildings. Continue reading →
An Army Ranger, Ralph Puckett received the Medal of Honor in 2021, 71 years after the valiant combat actions in the Korean War for which he was decorated and who became one of the most honored soldiers in US military history. Continue reading →
An Army Ranger, Ralph Puckett received the Medal of Honor in 2021, 71 years after the valiant combat actions in the Korean War for which he was decorated and who became one of the most honored soldiers in US military history. Continue reading →
He plans to curate an archival collection of the AfriCOBRA collective — a group created in response to the civil rights and Black Power movements — which he cofounded in 1969. Continue reading →
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