If the past is any indication, the current protests roiling campuses could help change public perception about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Continue reading →
Is adult-onset Bruins fandom possible? If you didn’t grow up playing hockey, or come from a hockey family, your window may be closed. But why? Continue reading →
The big fight over gig drivers’ rights in Massachusetts revolves around employment status, but another battle is also being waged over allowing these drivers to form a union regardless of how they’re classified. Continue reading →
WATCH: Monday's show. Stories include: Who was John O'Keefe, the man at the center of the Karen Read murder trial? And, how abortion doulas support patients. Watch →
WATCH: Political reporter James Pindell analyzes how pro-Palestinian encampments on college campuses are influencing local, national and international politics. Watch →
WATCH: They both pass the Bechdel test. But what is it? And, how will the metric impact the future of filmmaking? Assistant arts editor Brooke Hauser explains. Watch →
Military experts say Moscow’s recent advances reflect its desire to exploit a window of opportunity to press ahead with attacks before the first batch of a new US military aid package arrives in Ukraine. Continue reading →
Cuba is confronting its worst financial crisis in decades, so the island’s communist leaders are turning back the clock and embracing private entrepreneurs, a class of people they once vilified as “filthy” capitalists. Continue reading →
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Monday that Israel had made an “extraordinarily generous” offer and that Hamas alone stood in the way of a deal. Continue reading →
A $5,000 fine seems like an awfully low penalty to pay given that Hayden went on to win the combative race — a very soft slap on the wrist. Continue reading →
Just talking theoretically about a controversial plan to raise money for transportation got a Cabinet member a rebuke from the governor. Continue reading →
The rally in Boston on Sunday drew an estimated 1,500 people, including academics and concerned members of the Jewish community, as well as students from Boston-area campuses. Continue reading →
A Phillips Academy math team was named a finalist in an international competition for its models suggesting solutions to housing shortages and homelessness. Continue reading →
As the series shifts back to Boston for Wednesday's potential closing Game 5, Porzingis's leg injury is a concern for the Celtics. Derrick White scored 38 points to pace the victory. Continue reading →
A missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels damaged a ship in the Red Sea on Monday, authorities said, the latest assault in their campaign against shipping in the crucial maritime route. Continue reading →
Lawmakers also agreed to prohibit airlines from charging extra for families to sit together, and they tripled maximum fines for airlines that violate consumer laws. Continue reading →
The New York state forest ranger, who led search-and-rescue missions in the Adirondacks, died after falling about 1,000 feet from a peak at Denali National Park. Continue reading →
In the Netflix miniseries, Richard Gadd’s character, a comic named Donny, stumbles into his conflict with Martha while working as a bartender. Continue reading →
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