The Massachusetts State House is now requiring mandatory harassment and discrimination training for all employees after House employees slammed their employer for the fact that the training hasn’t been mandatory for over three years. Continue reading →
Political pressure is mounting on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as more than 100,000 Israelis flooded the streets of this city on Saturday night demanding he accept a US-brokered deal for a cease-fire in Gaza while members of his far-right coalition threatened that any such move would bring down the government. Continue reading →
The rash decisions Hunter and Hallie Biden made that October day have now propelled him into court, complicating a Biden reelection campaign that many Democrats believe will determine the future of American democracy. Continue reading →
Thousands of people in the area, including parts of the city of Tracy with a population of 100,000, were ordered to leave for evacuation centers. Continue reading →
In a slice of small-town America where government meetings typically focus on issues like yard junk, life has been upended by the saga of Teddy the Shih Tzu. Continue reading →
Evidence shows the transfer of the foster home children was part of the broader, systematic campaign by Russian President Vladimir Putin and his political allies to strip the most vulnerable victims of the war of their Ukrainian identity. Continue reading →
The top candidates come with considerable experience: One was a senator and the other governed the capital, one of the largest cities in the hemisphere. Continue reading →
The ever-dwindling number of veterans in their late 90s and older who are coming back to remember fallen friends and their history-changing exploits are the last. Continue reading →
Instead of debating and passing legislation through the course of the legislative session, the Legislature typically waits until the last minute. Continue reading →
The American flag and the Christian Bible have been adopted as symbols of the far right. Moderate and liberal-leaning folks now shy away from these symbols. We must take back our symbols. Continue reading →
The proportion of foreign-born Massachusetts residents today is significantly lower than it was during the major waves of immigration from Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Continue reading →
The plaintiffs took particular issue with provisions of the Corporate Transparency Act that allows for the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, which would gather the data, to share investors’ information with numerous other entities, including law enforcement agencies and foreign governments. Continue reading →
Six years ago, Dr. Natasha Holmes decided to focus her work on serving marginalized communities and founded And Still We Rise in Boston, where she would apply an approach unseen in other mental health spaces. Continue reading →
Horford has played 181 playoff games in his career. Only Hall of Famers Karl Malone (193) and John Stockton (182) played more without winning a championship. Continue reading →
Brayan Bello gave up four runs off eight hits, walked three, and struck out five over 6⅓ innings in another inconsistent start for Boston. Continue reading →
Mainvest helped more than 100 companies in Massachusetts raise money, including Nightshade Noodle Bar, Top Shelf Cookies, and restaurant chain Mike and Patty’s. Continue reading →
Three Democratic senators are calling on an arm of the Justice Department to appoint a special trustee to replace Steward’s management and “claw back” payments they say the company’s top executives “looted” from the hospitals. Continue reading →
His work producing such shows as “Great Performances” and “Live From Lincoln Center” expanded the possibilities and audiences of public TV. Continue reading →
A community-focused opp for writers, a laser-cutting craft session, free rooftop yoga, and more in this week’s Boston at a Bargain. This column features events for June 3-9th. Continue reading →
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