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The energy during player introductions carried directly into the game, and the crescendo reached its peak as the final seconds of the third quarter ticked away. Continue reading →
A survey of the Massachusetts delegation raises doubts that campaigns are ready for the challenges presented by artificial intelligence. Continue reading →
On Monday, the prosecutors will formally introduce their case to the 12 jurors in Donald Trump's hush money trial, and his defense attorneys are ready to focus on the credibility of a key witness. Continue reading →
Many states and cities that are increasingly overwhelmed by homelessness are hoping the Supreme Court overturns that decision — or severely limits it. Continue reading →
Now the Alta School not only educates the children of the ticket sellers, avalanche forecasters, hotel reservationists, and chai latte makers, it is also a source of town pride. Continue reading →
Life in Port-au-Prince has become a game of survival, pushing Haitians to new limits as they scramble to stay safe and alive while gangs overwhelm the police and the government remains largely absent. Continue reading →
The decision by US lawmakers to resume military assistance meant more than bullets and bombs to those on the front lines. It offered something equally important: hope. Continue reading →
All should unite in demanding legislation that ensures that no one has any reason to want to end their life because of well-grounded fears that they will lack the services and support they need to live their last days with comfort, respect, and dignity. Continue reading →
Medicaid funds for graduate medical education could have unintended consequences in which the money is diverted to support specialists rather than primary care providers. Continue reading →
The family of Madelyn E. Linsenmeir, 30, who died in the custody of law enforcement in Western Massachusetts in 2019, drew national attention when her family wrote of her opioid addiction in her obituary, encouraging the public to treat addiction as a disease rather than “a choice or a weakness.” Continue reading →
John Evans, 54, who is serving life in prison for a fatal shooting, wants records from the investigation into the attack on Cox as part of his push to get a new trial. Continue reading →
A new 30-unit transitional housing program for women and children facing homelessness opened on Friday, thanks to a pediatrician in the majority-Latino city. Continue reading →
Boston raced to an early lead, led by as many as 34 points, and pushed back a minor but hardly concerning fourth-quarter Miami rally before securing a wire-to-wire win Continue reading →
Looking for a fresh start after a personally disappointing regular season, the Bruins winger started the playoffs with a three-point night. Continue reading →
The historian and her late husband, Richard Goodwin, were among Boston’s legendary power couples. Her new book fulfills a promise to write the book he never got to finish. Continue reading →
A ruling by a superior court judge is one more blow to a century-old practice in Massachusetts of municipalities taking the total value of a property even when only a small fraction of that amount is owed in taxes. Continue reading →
"The whole place was one mob — shouting screaming, pushing," Mrs. Mekelburg said the day after she crawled along a floor to escape the Cocoanut Grove blaze that killed 492 people. Continue reading →
An Algerian pianist who fused Jewish and Arab musical traditions, Maurice El Médioni was a last representative of a once vibrant Jewish-Arab musical culture that flourished in North Africa before and after World War II. Continue reading →
Crafting spaces in Greater Boston are helping people try their hand at unique hobbies, find solace from stress, and form connections. Continue reading →
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