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The city is developing an ordinance, based on the one used in Boston, that would ban camping — but only if there's a place to put the tent city occupants. Continue reading →
The strategy presents high-stakes risks for him and complex challenges for the judge as Trump pushes the envelope with comments that experts say would land other defendants behind bars. Continue reading →
A bankruptcy filing by Steward could allow the hospitals to continue running while Steward worked with creditors to turn them over to new operators. Continue reading →
WATCH: Education Reporter Mandy McLaren on the turmoil over providing Samantha Frechon a "free and appropriate public education" that is also safe. Watch →
WATCH: From child star to Apple’s ‘Palm Royale’ ensemble, actor Mindy Cohn sits down with Segun to dish on high society and memories from “The Facts of Life.” Watch →
The Supreme Court appeared sharply divided Wednesday over whether federal law should allow doctors to perform emergency abortions in states with near-total bans on the procedure, in a case that could determine access to abortion in emergency rooms across the country. Continue reading →
Arizona took a major step Wednesday toward scrapping an 1864 law banning abortion, when three Republican lawmakers in the state House of Representatives broke ranks with their party and voted with Democrats to repeal the ban. Continue reading →
During Blinken’s three-day trip, he plans to press Chinese officials on a wide range of issues, including its support for Russia, cheap Chinese exports that US officials say threaten American jobs, and Chinese ships’ aggressive maneuvers in the South China Sea. Continue reading →
“It’s going to make the world safer,” the president said. “And it continues America’s leadership in the world, and everyone knows it.” Continue reading →
The United States previously supplied Ukraine with a version of the Army Tactical Missile Systems — known as ATACMS — armed with wide-spreading cluster munitions that can travel 100 miles. Continue reading →
Bishop Alan M. Gates, the highest ranking official in the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, snatched a female priest’s clergy collar from around her neck when she momentarily forgot the religious wording. Continue reading →
Tents at Harvard and Brown went up three days after encampments at MIT, Emerson College, and Tufts University. The protesters are calling on the schools to divest from companies that support Israel. Continue reading →
One game after the Celtics hit a franchise-playoff record 22 threes in a wire-to-wire 114-94 victory, the Heat sank a franchise record 23. Continue reading →
After sticking to his strict rotation through the first three games of the series, the Bruins coach should stick with Swayman after his 28-save performance in Game 3's 4-2 victory over the Leafs. Continue reading →
A bankruptcy filing by Steward could allow the hospitals to continue running while Steward worked with creditors to turn them over to new operators. Continue reading →
A bankruptcy filing by Steward could allow the hospitals to continue running while Steward worked with creditors to turn them over to new operators. Continue reading →
The Cambridge firm on Wednesday reported a first-quarter profit that exceeded estimates as it cut costs and sales of its closely watched Alzheimer’s drug, Leqembi, surpassed expectations. Continue reading →
“Helen understood that all poets needed what she did so they could take the next step,” said Jorie Graham, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet. Continue reading →
Representative Payne had previously served as president of Newark City Council in New Jersey's largest city and on the Essex County Board of Commissioners. Continue reading →
He calls his social media presence “a part-time thing I’m working on making full time,” with the ambitious goal of reaching 50,000 followers. Continue reading →
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