The annual event, organized by The Adolescent Leadership Council at Hasbro Children’s Hospital in R.I., is a night of normalcy and fun for those who rarely get to experience it. Continue reading →
As a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza spreads through the nation’s farms, local scientists are racing to answer that key question. Continue reading →
President Biden said Wednesday that he would not supply offensive weapons that Israel could use to launch an all-out assault on Rafah over concerns for the more than 1 million civilians there. Continue reading →
WATCH: Shining a light on Mental Health Awareness Month, Boston Globe Media CEO Linda Henry sits down with Sophie Grégoire Trudeau to dive into her new book. Watch →
The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear an appeal of a ruling that allowed Fani Willis, the district attorney in Fulton County, to continue leading the prosecution of former president Donald Trump on charges related to election interference, the court announced Wednesday. Continue reading →
Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday easily batted down an attempt by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia to oust him from his post, after Democrats linked arms with most Republicans to fend off a second attempt by GOP hard-liners to strip the gavel from their party leader. Continue reading →
China and Serbia on Wednesday proclaimed an “ironclad friendship” and a “shared future” during a visit to Belgrade by the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, underlining the close political and economic ties between two countries that share a wariness of the United States. Continue reading →
Ukrainian officials on Wednesday said they were preparing to order electricity-rationing measures across the country after a major overnight missile strike by Russia, the latest in a relentless bombing campaign against civilian infrastructure. Continue reading →
French President Emmanuel Macron promised to build the Summer Olympics safely, free of the construction hazards and migrant worker abuses that tarnished soccer’s 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Continue reading →
Gisele Bündchen, Bridget Moynahan, and Aaron Hernandez were fair game, but Robert Kraft’s prostitution charges were off-limits. What a bad joke. Continue reading →
"In taking a vote of 'no confidence,' students reached the conclusion that Jay Bernhardt has shown a failure of presidential leadership that cannot be rehabilitated," writes Roger House, believed to be the school's first Black professor emeritus. Continue reading →
The fact that formal dress shops, which specialize in sequins and satin, are focused on Google keywords, metadata, and social media posts highlights the importance of digital marketing tactics for retailers today. Continue reading →
The hospital system owes Medical Properties Trust nearly $1 billion. A bankruptcy judge will determine how much of that MPT gets back. Continue reading →
Mr. Romo and other veterans — often wearing their old uniforms and fatigues — were powerful symbols to the wider protests by students, draft resisters, and religious groups. Continue reading →
Ms. McKinney-Griffith served not only as a principal dancer at Dance Theater of Harlem but also as the company’s first ballet mistress, now known as rehearsal director. Continue reading →
Monday night's tour-opener was a showcase for Jones's just-released album, “Visions.” For those who enjoy hearing what’s new, it was an ample serving that made for a satisfying evening. Continue reading →
Music director Mischa Santora and jazz pianist/electronic artist Michael Cain collaborate on music for the new ballet by choreographer Ken Ossola. Continue reading →
The 87-year-old blues great's farewell tour arrived at the Wilbur on Monday before moving on to the Chevalier Theatre in Medford on Wednesday. Continue reading →
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