Supporters say bills to license the birthing professionals would be transformative for the state reproductive health care workforce and maternal mortality outcomes. Continue reading →
“The Commissioner and I jointly agreed that the growing encampment needed to be removed in order to address the public safety and fire hazards that it presented,” Wu said in a statement Friday afternoon. Continue reading →
The transcendent Argentinian superstar, a quasi-religious figure in his homeland, has nothing less than a magical effect in his appearances. Continue reading →
Lawyers for Donald Trump on Friday grilled the former publisher of The National Enquirer, casting doubt on his explanation for why he suppressed salacious stories about the Republican presidential candidate before the 2016 election. Continue reading →
WATCH: Friday's sports show. Stories include: Who the Patriots could be targeting in the draft and how the Celtics can get back on track in Miami. Continue reading →
WATCH: Was drafting the 21-year-old the right move for a franchise searching for its next great QB? Reporter Nicole Yang and columnist Chad Finn weigh in. Continue reading →
WATCH: Brad Marchand is getting under Toronto’s skin, without crossing the line. Columnist Chad Finn explores if the left wing is in the Maple Leafs' heads. Continue reading →
Lawyers for Donald Trump on Friday grilled the former publisher of The National Enquirer, casting doubt on his explanation for why he suppressed salacious stories about the Republican presidential candidate before the 2016 election. Continue reading →
The White House has faced considerable resistance from the cigarette companies that would lose billions of dollars if they could no longer sell menthol cigarettes. Continue reading →
The areas where the United States and China can work together seem to be shrinking fast, and the risks of confrontation are growing. But it was clear Friday that both countries are trying to salvage what they can. Continue reading →
While satellite photos show major port construction along the shore near Gaza City, aid groups are making it clear that they have broad concerns about their safety and reservations about how Israeli forces will handle security. Continue reading →
Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel next week, an Israeli official said Friday, as talks on a cease-fire deal have stalled and tensions have risen between Israel and the United States over the treatment of civilians in the war. Continue reading →
It has been only a day since the transitional presidential council was installed in Haiti, and the list of demands on the Caribbean nation’s new leaders is rapidly growing. Continue reading →
Kids arrive at school smiling and feeling energized. The bike bus is a great way for kids and parents to exercise together and build confidence. Continue reading →
Khymani James is a Boston Latin Academy graduate and former Boston School Committee student representative. While James was a high school student in Boston, he was outspoken in public spaces and didn’t shy away from confrontation. Continue reading →
Fourteen-year-old Samantha Frechon had enrolled, per the judge's earlier order, at a regular public school for the first time since she was eight. Continue reading →
The court also rejected an argument from prosecutors asserting that privacy exemption to the public records law can still be applied to investigations that find no misconduct by police. Continue reading →
Polk caught 69 passes for 1,159 yards, and 9 touchdowns last season at the University of Washington. Offensive tackle Caedan Wallace was taken in the third round by the Patriots, with pick No. 68. Continue reading →
In his introductory press conference, the 21-year-old QB said the learning curve begins by absorbing lessons from veteran Jacoby Brissett. Continue reading →
Rivera, who was the mayor of Lawrence before being appointed to the post by then-Governor Charlie Baker, told the MassDevelopment board that he was leaving to pursue other opportunities. Continue reading →
Last year, Volition raised $675 million for its fifth and largest fund, which is keeping founders Sean Cantwell, Larry Cheng, and Roger Hurwitz busier than ever. Continue reading →
Known for his “Oh baby!” catchphrase, broadcaster Bob Cole called decades of iconic games as part of CBC’s “Hockey Night in Canada.” Continue reading →
Ms. Hundley, who won a Grammy Award for best contemporary Christian music album, was found dead at her home in Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday. She was 47. Continue reading →
Complementary tales of love gone wrong, “Kingdom of the Shades” and “Carmen” make for a thoughtful program, and Thursday’s opening-night performance was superb. Continue reading →
The orchestra did superbly with the difficult score, as they did with the German composer Detlev Glanert’s Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra. Continue reading →
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