Tens of thousands of fans along the route happily cheered for the 30,000 runners as they made their way to the finish line on Boylston Street. Continue reading →
With both side looking for different qualities in jurors, the selection process, known as voir dire, will be painstaking and could take weeks, legal specialists said. Continue reading →
A bipartisan foreign aid package passed by the Senate that contains $14.1 billion for Israel remains held up by Republican leaders in the House. Continue reading →
The opening day of Donald Trump’s criminal trial delved deep into his tabloid-fodder sex life, as lawyers and the judge debated how many salacious details jurors should eventually hear as they decide whether he broke the law to cover up hush money payments. Continue reading →
WuXi AppTec, which works with Boston-based Vertex on its cystic fibrosis therapy, is one of several companies lawmakers have identified as potential threats to the security of individual Americans’ genetic information and US intellectual property. Continue reading →
Crews equipped with sonar looked for a barge believed to have sunk over the weekend — one of more than two dozen barges that broke loose and floated down the rain-swollen river. Continue reading →
Limestone cradles of marine life, coral reefs nurture an estimated quarter of ocean species at some point during their life cycles, support fish that provide protein for millions of people, and protect coasts from storms. Continue reading →
The review’s conclusions focus on the final days and hours at Abbey Gate before the attack, which also killed as many as 170 civilians. Continue reading →
Authorities did not immediately report a motive for the attack. Australians were still in shock after a lone assailant stabbed six people to death in a Sydney shopping mall on Saturday and injured more than a dozen others. Continue reading →
Israel’s war Cabinet deliberated Monday how to respond to Iran’s unprecedented aerial assault without rankling allies and squandering an opportunity to build an international alliance against Tehran. Continue reading →
If such evidence is let in, prosecutors will have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Read committed the crime and also disprove that others weren’t involved. Continue reading →
There are better ways for the public to hear from presidential candidates. I say good riddance to the televised presidential debate. Continue reading →
The town of Lexington has long celebrated the role of American minutemen in defending liberty against invading British troops with a Patriots Day reenactment. Continue reading →
The heat took a toll on some runners, said one doctor, with a handful of athletes dropping out halfway due to dehydration and overheating. Continue reading →
The Boston Marathon “scream tunnel” at Wellesley College is known for a few things: A drunken party filled with shrieks and cheers, clever handwritten signs held by students — and kisses. Continue reading →
The Duxbury resident crossed the finish line in 3 hours, 59 minutes and 19 seconds, with his final mile (8:31) his fastest of the afternoon. Continue reading →
Mass General Brigham hasn’t tipped its hand, at least not publicly, and Governor Maura Healey hasn’t said much other than she wants Steward out of Massachusetts. Continue reading →
Mr. Heath was renowned as a consummate jazz journeyman with roots in the postwar bebop sound and explorations that included African rhythms. Continue reading →
Mr. Heath was renowned as a consummate jazz journeyman with roots in the postwar bebop sound and explorations that included African rhythms. Continue reading →
Salt Lick, a nonprofit that assists developing artists, and Sofar Sounds have partnered to launch Alex Blue, Léa the Leox, and Claire Ernst on a national tour that will be performed in alternative venues. Continue reading →
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