The Celtics rinsed away a decade of shattered dreams and finally climbed to the mountaintop. And by the looks of it, they're not coming down anytime soon. Continue reading →
The dean's op-ed has accomplished the seemingly impossible: uniting, at least for the moment, Harvard's pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian factions. Continue reading →
More than 5,000 BPS students have experienced homelessness at some point this school year. It’s a record level for the district, a troubling trend that has been on the rise since the 2021-2022 school year. Continue reading →
Emergency 911 telephone service was restored in Massachusetts late Tuesday afternoon after an outage that lasted more than an hour and a half. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court's actions both inside and outside the chamber may have opened a new chapter in which the highest court plays a bigger role for Democrats on the campaign trail. Continue reading →
WATCH: Reporter Tiana Woodard explains the state’s murky missing persons protocol and how a bill could tear down systemic issues in police departments. Watch →
Under the new policy, some 500,000 spouses will be shielded from deportation and given a pathway to citizenship; it is one of the most expansive actions to protect immigrants since Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, was enacted 12 years ago to protect those who came to the United States as children. Continue reading →
Some family members of victims angrily demanded capital punishment, saying the gunman should learn to live in fear. Others, voices shaking and halting amid tears, spoke about how much they missed their sons, daughters, brothers, and sisters. Continue reading →
One key factor in the deaths: the number of buildings that had their lights on, which disoriented birds that were migrating overnight. Continue reading →
Groups monitoring press freedoms are raising alarms over what they say are increasing restrictions and pressures on the media that go well beyond Ukraine’s wartime needs. Continue reading →
An end of the attack on Rafah would offer a possible respite to civilians who have spent months in the line of fire and possibly jolt stalemated diplomatic efforts to reach a cease-fire deal. Continue reading →
The dispute, which has pit the State Department against the Justice Department, raises a tangle of legal, moral, and policy problems about the financial implications of executive branch officials handling an unusually large amount of money that has not gone through the usual process of being appropriated by Congress. Continue reading →
US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy wants to put a warning label on social media, which is associated with significant mental health harms for adolescents. Continue reading →
There is no reason why the Celtics cannot be for this decade what the Golden State Warriors were for the last one — multiple and repeat champions. Everything is in place for such a run. Continue reading →
As the Legislature tackles the opioid epidemic in the final months of its session, we hope lawmakers give public health officials every tool to take a comprehensive approach. Continue reading →
Emergency 911 telephone service was restored in Massachusetts late Tuesday afternoon after an outage that lasted more than an hour and a half. Continue reading →
A scathing new report report claims BPS Superintendent Mary Skipper has failed to take seriously any of the employees' concerns and instead has “dismantled all policies or practices focused on advancing racial equity in BPS and silences employees from raising concerns.” Continue reading →
Prosecutors said Trevor Bady, 21, allegedly killed Ahliana M. Dickey following a pattern of abuse and threats. Her body was found in her family's Lowell home on Friday. Continue reading →
The duck boat parade will move down Causeway Street, pass Boston City Hall, turn onto the Tremont Street side of the Boston Common and end at the Hynes Convention Center on Boylston Street. Continue reading →
Hamilton and Rafaela have created havoc at the bottom of the order, highlighted by their growth at the plate and their dynamic running ability on the bases. Continue reading →
The new projections come as lawmakers are gearing up for a big tax and spending battle. Most of the 2017 Trump tax cuts will expire in 2025, forcing lawmakers to decide whether to renew them and, if so, how to pay for them. Continue reading →
The mark set in May was yet another historical home price record for the region and a 5.5 percent increase from May of 2023, in what has been a decade-long period of skyrocketing housing costs. Continue reading →
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