What’s happened to Samantha Frechon represents an acute failure of the state’s public education system — especially given the toll pandemic isolation put on teens’ academics and mental health. Continue reading →
A recent report from Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office is adding momentum to the push to ban competitive electric suppliers from selling directly to residential customers. Continue reading →
A national research project, with the New England component based at Tufts, is seeking to understand why individuals respond differently to different nutrients. The goal is to someday enable people to get nutrition advice tailored to their unique biology. Continue reading →
Israeli leaders on Tuesday were debating how to respond to Iran’s unprecedented weekend airstrike, considering a range of options to achieve different strategic outcomes. Continue reading →
WATCH: Keeping track of the key players in the high-profile murder investigation is easier said than done. Reporter Travis Andersen has "The Roundup." Watch →
WATCH: The feds are investigating an alleged police coverup in the high-profile murder trial. Reporter Shelley Murphy explains what it means for both sides. Watch →
House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed back against mounting Republican anger over his proposed US aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and other allies and rejected a call to step aside or risk a vote to oust him from office. Continue reading →
Biden’s stop opened three straight days of campaigning in the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania while his opponent spends much of the week in a New York City courtroom for his first criminal trial. Continue reading →
The legislation would ban the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 2009 — and then every year, the legal age would rise so that the prohibition would follow the generation indefinitely. Continue reading →
The roof of the 17th-century old Stock Exchange, or Boersen, that was once Denmark’s financial center, was engulfed in flames Tuesday. Continue reading →
In its latest World Economic Outlook report, the International Monetary Fund projected global output to hold steady at 3.2 percent in 2024, unchanged from 2023. Continue reading →
NAR policy pursuits have contributed to high rents, high home prices, the housing shortage, exclusionary zoning, economic inequality, and even the repeal of Roe v. Wade. Continue reading →
The ADL reported a total of 623 incidents of assault, harassment, and vandalism across five New England states, marking a 205 percent increase from 2022. Continue reading →
Wu filed the home rule petition in order to avoid homeowners seeing a significant increase in their property taxes should commercial real estate values continue to fall. Continue reading →
The judge also ruled Tuesday that Read’s lawyers can move ahead with their defense that someone other than Read killed her boyfriend, but they cannot make that argument in their openings — it must be presented alongside evidence. Continue reading →
For runners, the heat on Monday proved to be a hurdle, with nearly nine percent of participants stopping for treatment at medical tents along the 26.2-mile course. Continue reading →
Kenley Jansen — who converted his first four save chances despite four walks, a hit batter, and a single — finally squandered one, after the Red Sox had earlier erased a four-run deficit with their biggest inning of the season. Continue reading →
Briar-Rose Honeywill-Sykes ran Boston the day after she turned 18 — the youngest female participant in the race. But she's no stranger to history: She became the youngest girl to run across America in 2021. Continue reading →
In a letter, the US senators from Massachusetts pressed for concessions on the hospitals' multimillion-dollar leases to “make it financially feasible for new operators” to run them. Continue reading →
The new ownership is planning a $25-30 million renovation to the 40 Dalton St. property, namely to the guest rooms, the lobby, and other public areas. Continue reading →
Under Herzog, the Cardinals won pennants in 1982, 1985, and 1987, and the World Series in 1982. He also managed the Royals to division titles in 1976-78. Continue reading →
Under Herzog, the Cardinals won pennants in 1982, 1985, and 1987, and the World Series in 1982. He also managed the Royals to division titles in 1976-78. Continue reading →
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