”I hope it’s pure chaos,” said Stacey Sylvain-Parent, who drove down from Maine for the watch party. “It’s going to be a roller coaster game, it’s not going to be easy.” Continue reading →
The lead investigator was forced to read his vile texts out loud. He used vulgar words for women and people with intellectual disabilities. Said he hoped Read “kills herself.” He’s sorry now. That he’s been caught. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court on Friday struck down a ban on bump stocks, which enable semiautomatic rifles to fire at speeds rivaling those of machine guns, erasing one of the government’s rare firearm regulations to result from a mass shooting. Continue reading →
WATCH: Is Tatum lacking a true signature moment? Does a title validate the Celtic’s faith in coach Mazzulla? Boston.com’s Khari Thompson weighs in. Continue reading →
WATCH: Reporter Alex Speier updates us on top prospects Marcelo Mayer, Kyle Teel, and Roman Anthony and when they could ship up to Boston. Continue reading →
By a 181-2 vote, the bishops approved a document, called “Keeping Christ’s Sacred Promise: A Pastoral Framework for Indigenous Ministry.” Three people abstained. Continue reading →
The candidates are already at work, conferring with close advisers before the first face-to-face showdown of 2024 on June 27 in Atlanta Continue reading →
US District Judge Terry A. Doughty, chief of the Western District of Louisiana, who wrote that protecting “biological males” as if they were female subverts the purpose of Title IX. He said the regulation represented an “abuse of power” on the part of the Biden administration. Continue reading →
President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Russia would be ready to order a cease-fire in Ukraine and enter negotiations with its government if Ukraine were to withdraw troops from the four regions that Moscow has claimed as its own and drop its aspirations to join NATO. Continue reading →
The final statement, released Friday, omits the word “abortion” but does reference the need to promote “reproductive health and rights.” Continue reading →
Since the collapse of Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers following the US’ unilateral withdrawal from the accord in 2018, it has pursued nuclear enrichment just below weapons-grade levels. Continue reading →
Consuming news on TikTok is becoming an irresponsible endeavor because most news-related content on the platform is basically infotainment. Continue reading →
The philosopher Thomas Hobbes is our best guide to the underlying logic of current American politics, that is, as to how and why extreme civil strife seems to invite one-man rule. Continue reading →
”I hope it’s pure chaos,” said Stacey Sylvain-Parent, who drove down from Maine for the watch party. “It’s going to be a roller coaster game, it’s not going to be easy.” Continue reading →
The invasive species is not native to North America and has been spreading since it was first spotted in Georgia nearly a decade ago. Continue reading →
The Celtics made it clear they didn’t want this game bad enough, knowing they had four games to win one and perhaps the lure of clinching their 18th title in Game 5 at home. Continue reading →
“What Tanner has done throughout the season is impressive,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said after Houck helped the Red Sox defeat the Phillies Thursday. Continue reading →
New York (50-22) became baseball's first team to 50 wins by taking its first of 13 meetings with the Red Sox, who returned to .500 at 35-35. Boston has not been more than a game above or below the .500 mark since May 22. Continue reading →
The agency approved two measures that would shore up a seawall and continue floodproofing of the nearby Aquarium MBTA station, as the city works to protect the historic wharf from the effects of climate change. Continue reading →
Many of the graduates spent time in Pine Street’s homeless shelter, and all of them are leaving the program with new vocational skills and financial literacy training. Continue reading →
Mark James, a genre-defying and Grammy Award-winning songwriter whose hits included “Suspicious Minds,” “Hooked on a Feeling” and “Always on My Mind,” died at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, on Saturday. He was 83. Continue reading →
“She overcame so much, but she didn’t spend her life being angry about the past,” said Valeria Bertacco, computer science professor and University of Michigan vice provost. “She was always focused on the next innovation.” Continue reading →
The first-generation Sicilian American is out to share family recipes — and thank her parents — on the PBS cooking competition show. Continue reading →
The hit “Game of Thrones” prequel series is set for a fiery return, with more big battles, more royal drama, and, of course, more high-flying, CGI-dragon action. Continue reading →
Those scheduled to appear include Pete Townshend, Nicole Scherzinger, Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Bebe Neuwirth. Ariana DeBose will host the proceedings. Continue reading →
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