More than 1,000 protesters have been arrested on campuses in at least eight states, including at Emerson College and Northeastern University in Massachusetts, following confrontations with police in recent days. Continue reading →
Inside the intense world of Karen Read supporters: Psychic readings, estranged friends, the dirt on where to buy the defendant’s courtroom wardrobe. Continue reading →
Sabatini, forced out of the Whitehead Institute after being accused of sexual harassment in 2021, is part of a new Boston-area research laboratory affiliated with the Czech scientific institute that hired Sabatini last fall. Continue reading →
The Justice Department said Tuesday that it had recommended easing restrictions on marijuana in what could amount to a major change in federal policy. Continue reading →
WATCH: Co-hosts Segun Oduolowu and Emily Sweeney explore unsolved cold cases, offering new information and evidence with the hope that you can help solve them. Watch →
WATCH: Reporter and co-host Emily Sweeney returns to Stow, Mass., where 16-year-old Catherine ‘Cathy’ Malcolmson vanished without a trace in 1985. Watch →
WATCH: The brutal murder of 15-year-old Henry Bedard shocked the community and baffled investigators. Reporter and co-host Emily Sweeney details what happened. Watch →
The panel, the US Preventive Services Task Force, finalized a draft recommendation made public last year. The group issues influential advice on preventive health, and its recommendations usually are widely adopted in the United States. Continue reading →
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal case in Manhattan held him in contempt Tuesday, fining the former president $9,000 for repeatedly violating a gag order and warning that he could go to jail if he continued to attack witnesses and jurors. Continue reading →
In a joint statement after a closed-door party meeting, the three top Democrats said they would side with Republicans supportive of Johnson and vote to table any motion to vacate him from the speaker’s chair, blocking it from coming up. Continue reading →
The International Court of Justice on Tuesday decided against ordering Germany to stop supplying arms to Israel, issuing an interim ruling in response to a request from Nicaragua. Continue reading →
“This is real and important progress, but more still needs to be done,” he told reporters traveling with him across the Middle East this week. Continue reading →
A change to the state’s zoning rules could yield thousands of new homes — if legislators can see past the complaints of some local officials. Continue reading →
Unemployment is low, employers are bullish, and people are back to work. So why are my social media feeds full of people saying they can’t find a job? Continue reading →
The second day of testimony in the high-profile case centered on prosecution witnesses who set the scene of O’Keefe’s body being discovered that snowy morning on Jan. 29, 2022. Continue reading →
“This investigation, which is one of the most complex, unusual and perplexing that this office has ever encountered, is now complete,” Suffolk District Attorney Kevin R. Hayden said in a statement. Continue reading →
Ullmark was at the end of the bench for a third straight game Tuesday night, watching fellow goalie Swayman and the rest of his teammates face the Maple Leafs in Game 5. Continue reading →
The Bruins found themselves on the wrong end of a Game 5 overtime loss on home ice (just like last year), unable to close out the series at home (just like last year). Continue reading →
Peterson Oil is accused of of misrepresenting the amount of biodiesel mixed with the heating oil sold to consumers, causing sudden shutdowns and damage to heating equipment. Continue reading →
A two-weight world champion known as “The Rose of Soweto,” Dingaan Thobela won the WBO lightweight title in 1990 and the WBA lightweight title in 1993. Continue reading →
A two-weight world champion known as “The Rose of Soweto,” Dingaan Thobela won the WBO lightweight title in 1990 and the WBA lightweight title in 1993. Continue reading →
“I kind of had a feeling about which way this is going to go,” said Victoria Reed, senior curator of provenance at the Museum of Fine Arts. “It’s very clear that we didn’t necessarily have the documentation that we thought we did.” Continue reading →
The gift, split in two parts, will put $3.2 million toward the purchase of the theater and an additional contribution of up to $2 million in matching funds to incentivize support from other donors. Continue reading →
Banfield, a composer and guitarist who founded Berklee’s Africana Studies department, says the story of Edmonia Lewis is “a true American story.” Continue reading →
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